Butcher's linen is a strong and heavy. It is stiff and made of plain weave
linen fabric. It launders well and sheds dirt easily in wear. The fabric is
exceptionally durable. The warp and weft of the fabric are uneven, thick and
thin yarns.
Butcher's linen was originally made from linen but now it is created with
cotton or manufactured fibbers. The term 'Butcher Linen' has also been used
to describe cotton cloth. This fabric was originally used for French
butchers' aprons.
Characteristics of Butcher's Linen
- It is strong.
- It is heavy.
- It is stiff.
- It has plain weave.
Uses of Butcher's Linen
- Tablecloths
- Overalls
- Protective coats
- Interfacing
