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Loden cloth; melton loden; fashionable loden; see loden; winter loden
mid- to heavyweight[[101499|woollen fabric]] which is coarse to the [[100849|touch]]. We distinguish between several types of l. by the length of the pile; mostly it is woven from single carded yarns. L. is produced in characteristic olive, brown, green and grey [[100715|melanges]], which give it its strength. Used for work, hunting and sports coats. Summer l. is more lightweight, has a [[100954|linen weave]] structure which is concealed slightly by the short pile, and is porous, soft to the touch and given an impregnation treatment. Melton l. is midweight and its surface has no pile; it is in [[100954|linen]], [[100141|circassian]] or [[101415|combined twill weave]] which is full to the touch. Fashionable l. is soft to the [[100849|touch]] and has a short-pile surface which conceals slightly its [[100954|linen]], [[100629|laskas]] or [[100141|cirkassian weave]]; typically it is patterned. Tricot l. is midweight, elastic to the[[100849|touch]], and has a short-pile surface, leaving visible the diagonal or vertical rows of the tricot weave; the back is felted. Winter l. is a heavyweight fabric with a short pile which conceals its [[100497|twill weave]] completely. Its name is derived from the Middle High German "Lode" (= tuft of hairs), and also from the Austrian mountain region Loderers, where l. was originally produced. Vide also [[100384|ulster cloth]].
Projekty byly realizovány za finanční podpory Evropské unie. Za obsah publikací (sdělení) odpovídá výlučně
autor. Publikace (sdělení) nereprezentují názory Evropské komise a Evropská komise neodpovídá za použití
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