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Buckram
Buckram is a stiffened woven textile, traditionally made from cotton or linen and treated with starch, glue, or another sizing agent. The treatment gives the fabric enough body to support a shape, so buckram is used as an interfacing and structural material in bookbinding, millinery, theatrical costumes, and garments. It is valued for its function rather than surface decoration, and its stiffness...
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Ventile
Ventile is a tightly woven cotton fabric originally developed in Britain during World War II for RAF aircrew immersion suits, notable for achieving water resistance through the natural swelling of cotton fibers.
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