Übersetzung für 'worsted wool' von Englisch nach Deutsch

worsted wool

Kammwolle {f}

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worsted (wool) suit

Kammgarnanzug {m}cloth.

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worsted

Kammgarn {n}textil.

worsted yarn

Kammgarn {n}textil.

worsted fabric

Kammgarngewebe {n}

worsted yarns

Kammgarne {pl}

worsted (yarn) spinning mill

Kammgarnspinnerei {f} [Fabrik]ind.textil.

Worsted weight [medium weight yarn with 16-20 stitches for 10 cm stockinette ]

[bestimmtes Garngewicht, das eine Maschenweite von 16-20 Maschen pro 10 cm glatt rechts gestrickt ergibt]spec.textil.

wool

Wolle {f}textil.

wool brush

Wollbürste {f}dent.

steel wool

Putzwolle {f} [Stahlwolle]

wool carpet

Wollteppich {m}

wool oddments

Wollreste {pl}

wool-work

Wollstickerei {f}

skin wool

Hautwolle {f}

ceramic wool

Keramikwolle {f}constr.

polishing wool

Putzwolle {f}

wool clothing

Wollkleidung {f}cloth.

wool production

Wollproduktion {f}

Wollgewinnung {f}

wool fabric

Wollgewebe {n}textil.

carpet wool

Teppichwolle {f}textil.

• In the central part of the district the Pacific Mills include buildings in which both cotton and worsted wool products were manufactured.
• The company then had many sashes woven in Montreal and area with the fine worsted wool it imported from England.
• The name comes from a Spanish term for worsted wool.
• It has a number of other collections, such as dolls' houses, a large tapestry showing five local parishes, and a wide range of worsted wool spinning and weaving machines.
• Karastan is an American brand of oriental rugs, made from 1928 to 2021 from worsted wool.

• Supers had the same body styling and trim but featured two-tone worsted wool cloth upholstery with pin stripes.
• In the loft of the building, an experimental full set of worsted wool machinery was put together and tested – worsted wool would become one of the signature products of the Lawrence manufacturing industry.
• Similar patterns worked in 2-ply worsted wool called crewel on heavy linen for furnishings are characteristic of Jacobean embroidery.
• The typical kilt as seen at modern Highland games events is made of twill woven worsted wool.
• Bunting was originally a specific type of lightweight worsted wool fabric generically known as "tammy", manufactured from the turn of the 17th century, and used for making ribbons [...] and flags, including signal flags for the Royal Navy.