Models Glossary Terms

• Nankeen
  
  a durable brownish yellow cotton fabric formerly loomed by hand in China. Trousers made of nankeen, explicitly a tough brownish yellow cotton cloth originally hand-loomed in China
  
  
• Nankeen
  
  It is a strong brownish yellow cotton cloth originally loomed by hand in China. Trousers made of nankeen, namely a durable brownish yellow cotton cloth originally hand-loomed in China.
  
  
• Napkin
  
  it relates to [Dialectical British] handkerchief; [Chiefly Scottish] kerchief. A napkin is also utilized to clean the messy food from your face after eating a amazing meal.
  
  
• Napping
  
  It is a method that may be applied to woolens, cottons, spun silks, and spun rayons, together with both woven and knitted types, to raise a velvety, soft surface. The process involves passing the material over spinning cylinders covered with fine wires that lift the short, loose fibers, generally from the weft yarns, to the surface, forming a nap.
  
  
• Neckerchief
  
  it is a kerchief for the neck.
  
  
• Necktie
  
  a narrow length of material worn about the neck and attached in front
  
  
• Necktie
  
  It is a thin length of cloth worn on the neck and tied in front.
  
  
• Needlepoint
  
  lace worked with a needle above a paper pattern.
  
  
• Negligee
  
  a woman's long flowing usually pure dressing gown; careless casual or incomplete attire
  
  
• Negligee
  
  It is a woman's long flowing generally a vertical dressing gown; careless casual or incomplete dress.
  
  
• Net
  
  It is an open meshed material warped, knotted, or woven together at regular intervals. Made on a lace machine or gauze or leno weaves. A mesh cloth made in a range of geometric-shaped meshes of different sizes and weights. It is very open and light. It forms the foundation for a great variety of laces, curtains, millinery, fancy pillows, trims, evening and bridal wear. In cotton, some is used for mosquito netting and screening.
  
  
• Ninon
  
  a sheer, moderately crisp fabric, heavier than chiffon it is mostly used for curtains, and some for evening or bridal wear.
  
  
• Ninon
  
  is a sheer, somewhat crisp material, heavier than chiffon. Much like voile, but more body. The warp yarns are frequently grouped in pairs. Washes well, mostly in the synthetics. Mostly used for curtains, and some for evening or bridal wear.
  
  
• Noil
  
  It is a short thread detached during the brushing of a textile fiber and often separately spun into yarn.
  
  
• Norfolk jacket
  
  it is a loose-fitting belted single-breasted jacket with box pleats
  
  
• Nosepiece
  
  a piece of shield for protecting the nose
  
  
• Nylon
  
  any of plentiful strong tough elastic synthetic polyamide materials that are fashioned into fabrics.