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Bedford cord（凸条布） Rounded cords run in the warp direction with fine sunken lines between. The cord may be emphasised by wadding ends. The weave on the face of the cord may be plain or twill. Worsted yarns are generally used for suitings and woollen yarns for heavy trousers such as riding breeches, but there is no restriction on the choice of fibres that may be used in this weave. In the lighter weights the construction may be used for dress fabrics.(See Piqué.) Birdseye(鸟眼组织) Blanket range（包袱样） In order to offer customers designs with different colourways, a pattern is woven in small sections to form a short length of full-width cloth consisting of variety of designs. Blazer cloth（运动茄克呢） A heavily milled raised woolen cloth, which may be printed with bold stripes. Used for sports coats. Bouclé（珠皮呢） A woven or knitted fabric with an irregular surface created by the use of fancy yarns having a ‘boucléor ‘curled appearance. It may be produced from a wide range of fibres in dress or coating weights. Box cloth（呢面粗纺呢） An all-wool, woolen-spun fabric with a fibrous surface and firm handle. The surface should be completely covered with fibres so that no threads show. It is woven in a variety of weaves, depending on the weight of the finished cloth, and, according to weight, used for such purposes as leggings, coachman cloths, and billiard cloth. Broadcloth(阔幅布、府绸、绒面呢)?? This term may be used in one of three ways. It may simply refer to (a) suitings which are at least 135 cm wide in the finished state (b) lightweight poplin type fabric commonly used as shirting in Canada and the USA, or (c) a heavily milled woollen cloth made in a twill weave from fine merino yarns. The fabric is given a dress-face finish. Brocade(锦缎) A fabric ornamented by a pattern produced by Jacquard or dobby weaving, in which warp, weft, or both sets of threads float over the fabric surface to create the required pattern. The basic structure or ground of the cloth is usually a simple weave s