Seamless,[81]
Seamless Bags,[81]
Seersucker; [see Crinkle], or Seersucker,[20]
Selvedge,[81]
Serge (Cotton),[82]
Sett; [see Reed and Pick],[71]
Sewing Thread; [see Thread],[90]
Shadow Cretonne,[82]
Shantung,[82]
Sheeting,[82]
Sheetings, American; [see American Sheetings],[2]
Sheetings, Dyed; [see Dyed Sheetings],[31]
Sheetings, Grey; [see Grey Sheeting],[39]
Sheetings, White; [see White Sheetings],[105]
Shirtings,[83]
Shirtings, Dyed; [see Dyed Shirtings],[31]
Shirtings, Grey; [see Grey Shirting],[40]
Shirtings, White; [see White Shirtings],[105]
Short Stick,[83]
Shot,[83]
Shot Silks; [see Glacé],[38]
Sicilienne,[83]
Sifting Cloth; [see Étamine],[33]
Silence Cloth,[83]
Silesia,[83]
Silk Beaver,[83]
Silk Gingham,[84]
Silk Mull,[84]
Silk Plush; [see Pure Silk Plush],[70]
Silk Pongee,[84]
Silk Seal (Cotton Back),[84]
Silk Velvet; [see Pure Silk Velvet],[70]
Silk Yarns,[85]
Silver Seal; [see Mohair Coney Seal],[53]
Singles; [see Yarn, Cotton, Grey or Bleached],[111]
Sliver,[85]
Soft Waste; [see Waste and Flocks],[100]
Spanish Stripes, Cotton,[86]
Spanish Stripes, Woollen,[86]
Spanish Stripes, Wool and Cotton,[86]
Split Foot,[86]
Sponge Cloth,[86]
Spool Cotton; [see Thread],[90]
Spun Silk,[86]
Spun-silk Yarns; [see Silk Yarns],[85]
Standard Cloth; [see Market Descriptions of Standard Cloth],[50]
Staples,[87]
Stock-dyed; [see Ticks, or Ticking],[91]
Striped; [see Rayé],[71]
Surah,[87]
Swansdown,[87]
Swiss Embroidery,[87]
Swiss Mull; [see Mull],[54]
Swivel Figures,[87]
T.
Tabby; [see Watering],[100]
Tabby Plush; [see Cotton Plush],[17]
Table Felting; [see Silence Cloth],[83]
Tapestry,[87]
T-Cloth,[87]
T-Cloths, Dyed; [see Dyed T-Cloths],[32]
T-Cloths, Grey; [see Grey T-Cloths],[40]
Teasels, or Teazels,[88]
Terry Cloth,[88]
Tests by Burning,[88]
Test for Artificial Silk,[88]
Tests for Linen,[89]
Test for Mercerised Cotton,[89]
Tests for Silk,[90]
Test for Wool,[90]
Textile Fibres,[90]
Thickness of Woollen Cloths; [see Weight and Thickness of Woollen Cloths],[102]
Thickset,[90]
Thread,[90]
Three-quarter Hose,[91]
Ticks, or Ticking,[91]
Tire Cloth,[91]
Tram,[92]
Trunk Length,[92]
Tubular Cloth,[92]
Tucks; [see Plissé],[62]
Tulle,[92]
Turkey Reds, Dyed Real; [see Dyed Real Turkey Reds],[30]

Turkish Towelling,[92]
Tussore, or Tussah,[92]
Tweed,[92]
Twill Weave,[93]
Twin Needle,[94]
Twists; [see Coloured Woollen and Worsted Yarns],[15]
U.
Unclassed Native Cotton Cloth (China),[94]
Union Broadcloth,[95]
Union Cloth,[95]
Union Flannel; [see Woollen and Cotton Flannel],[108]
Union Yarns,[96]
U-Pile; [see Pile Weave],[61]
V.
Velour,[96]
Velveret; [see Velveteen],[97]
Velvet,[96]
Velvet (Cotton), Printed; [see Printed Velvet (Cotton)],[69]
Velvet Finish,[96]
Velvet of Silk mixed with other Fibres,[97]
Velveteen,[97]
Venetian Coverts; [see Covert],[18]
Venetians,[97]
Venetians, White; [see White Venetians],[106]
Vesting,[97]
Victoria Lawn; [see White Lawn],[104]
Vigogne,[98]
Vigoreux,[98]
Viyella,[98]
Voile,[98]
W.
Wadding Pick,[98]
Wale,[98]
Warp,[99]
Warp Pile,[99]
Warp Print,[99]
Warp Ribs,[99]
Warp Sateen,[99]
Warp Welt,[99]
Warp-faced Cloth,[109]
Waste and Condenser Wefts,[100]
Waste and Flocks,[100]
Waste and Spun Silk Yarns; [see Silk Yarns],[85]
Waste Cloths,[100]
Waste Sheeting; [see Grey Sheeting],[39]
Watered; [see Watering],[100]
Watering,[100]
Weaving,[101]
Web,[101]
Weft,[101]
Weft Pile,[101]
Weft Ribs,[101]
Weft Sateen,[102]
Weft-faced Cloth,[102]
Weight and Thickness of Woollen Cloths,[102]
Weighting,[102]
Welt,[103]
Wether Wool; [see Wool],[107]
Whip Thread,[103]
Whipcord,[103]
White,[103]
White Brocades,[103]
White Cambric,[103]
White Drills, or Drilling,[104]
White Goods,[104]
White Irishes,[104]
White Italian,[104]
White Jean,[104]
White Lawn,[104]
White Mercerised Sateen; [see White Italian],[104]
White Muslin,[105]
White Sheetings,[105]
White Shirtings,[105]
White Spotted Shirtings,[106]
White Striped Shirtings,[106]
White T-Cloth,[106]
White Venetians,[106]
Widow's Lawn,[106]
Width,[106]
Window Holland,[107]
Wolsey,[107]
Wool,[107]
Wool, Alpaca; [see Alpaca Wool],[1]
Wool-dyed,[108]
Woollen,[108]
Woollen and Cotton Flannel,[108]
Woollen and Cotton Mixtures,[108]
Woollen Fabric,[108]

Woollen Flannel; [see Flannel (Woollen)],[35]
Woollen Lastings, Craped,[108]
Woollen Lastings, Figured,[109]
Woollen Lastings, Plain,[109]
Woollen Yarn,[109]
Worsted Diagonal,[110]
Worsted Lastings,[110]
Worsted Yarn,[110]
W-Pile,[110]
Wright's Underwear, Imitation,[111]
Y.
Yarn, Cotton, Grey or Bleached,[111]
Yarn-dyed,[111]
Z.
Zephyrs,[111]
Zibeline,[111]