Примери за woollen

• The railways played a role in deciding which regions would specialize in woollen weaving.

• It is, first, a polemical discourse that trumpets the advantages of the worsteds or ' stuffs ' over traditional woollens.

• A string stretched before the fireplace displayed 'a quantity of black woollen stockings, almost footless for want of repair'.

• So had a notion that the production of worsteds was less exploitative than woollens, whose workforce was dependent on wealthy putting-out clothiers.

• All three were known as manufacturers of woollen textiles.

• It is clear that, about 1920s, cotton as winter-wear was on the way to extinction, replaced by woollen garments.

• At the same time, imported better-quality woollen garments altered tastes and introduced new standards.

• The remaining woollen companies either disappeared or merged with others into larger modern joint-stock companies in the 1860s and 1870s.

• Of the major wool-using sectors, neither carpets, nor shawls, nor the better quality blankets or woollen garments, could utilize the common wool of the plains.

• The decade, however, also witnessed a certain polarization within woollen manufactures.

• Ulnage was an official measurement of inspection for quality of woollen cloth.

• In 1826 these included the trades of wheelwright, brush-maker, clothier, slopseller, pawnbroker, joiner, coal-merchant and woollen-draper.

• The only other occupations employing more than three married women in a thousand were laundry work, innkeeping, the grocery trade, dressmaking and the woollen textile industry.

• However, it is possible that the requirement of subsidiary employment per loom was greater in wool than in cotton, since woollen yarn was still largely handspun.

• Pamphleteers opposed their supposed penchant for calico which was assumed to have had a deleterious effect on certain branches of the textile industry, particularly the sale of woollens.