yarn count , also: count ***

The lifting must be adjusted for different yarn counts.

The worsted count was only a rough measurement and has been replaced by more exact methods such as the metric yarn count.

Atlantic indicated that, depending on the yarn count produced, its production could vary from 7 million kilograms to 20 million kilograms.

Finally, the differences in fabric weight, width, weave construction and yarn count of the allegedly substitutable fabrics submitted by Bright92's competitors are marginal.

To provide a hard copy print of sample references and test results as well as statistics from the Electronic Yarn Count System.

Firstly, they listen carefully to her needs, and then they initiate discussion on required yarn count, fabric weight, weave effects, combinations of yarn types.

The company suggests that this can be done by inserting a yarn count parameter that will serve to confine the coverage to machine knitting yarns only.

Count, (Yarn Count) The method of describing the thickness, or mass per unit length of a yarn.

For example, different widths, fabric weights, yarn counts and weave constructions would, according to Doubletex, be substitutable if the fabric were used to produce the end product.

Atlantic submitted that, in general, based on objective criteria, carded yarns are substitutable for combed yarns, especially with regard to yarn counts of up to 40/1.

It indicated that combing might be required if the strength of the fine yarn count is the sole basis for choosing between carded yarns and combed yarns.

However, Revenue Canada found that the yarn count in the warp, the weave construction and the width of the samples provided were inconsistent with the definition provided by Bright.

Doubletex contends that different finishes, fibre content, fabric widths and yarn counts are substitutable based on the specifications of the allegedly substitutable fabrics submitted by Bright’s competitors.

The S numbers originated in England, where the worsted spinning process was invented and arose from the worsted yarn count system for stating the fineness of yarn.

Murata Vortex Spinning (MVS) is a fast new method that takes drawn cotton sliver and drafts it to the desired yarn count via a four-roller drafting unit.

The Lanesborough uses bed sheets with a 200-thread count, but Mrs Bamford also checks for yarn count and hemming and bleaching quality to ensure they can withstand rigorous, frequent washing.

The Bradford system (also known as the English Worsted Yarn Count System or spinning count or Bradford count) is a way to assess the quality of wool.

It did take us a while to get our heads around some of the more technical aspects of yarn counts, knit gauges and the various processes required to turn raw yak wool into a finished garment.

(2) The fabric weight should be expressed in grams per square metre, the width in metres and the yarn count in decitex to conform to the metric terminology used in the Customs Tariff.

As the inner linings of the four users may be 100% printed cotton flannel fabrics of slightly different construction, yarn count or weight, these users asked to benefit from the same tariff relief which Woods requested.

Soon after that lunch I bought my first piece of Aspesi, a padded waistcoat in technical Japanese nylon, woven like poplin, a fabric with a super-fine yarn count and a really sophisticated continental colour card.

It indicated that higher-end retail stores are demanding garments made from more sophisticated blended fabrics in unique patterns and designs, including fabrics with very fine yarn counts (super 100s, super 110s, super 120s and higher).

While conventional wool/possum blends available on the market are made from very fine fibres (both Merino and possum fur are around 18/19-microns), the process required to spin them successfully results in medium to coarse yarn counts.

Wesley asked, "This is industrial grade, with a yarn count of sixty-two warp and a fifty-six woof, versus your typical economy grade of twenty ten that you might pick up at Walmart or Safeway for a couple of bucks."

Atlantic argued that its ability to produce and sell the entire yarn count of the subject yarns, i.e. 32s and above, is not in question because it has produced and sold subject ring-spun yarn count.