"cloth woven in parallel diagonal lines," early 14c., Scottish and northern English variant of Middle English twile, from Old English twili "woven with double thread, twilled," par [..]

A fabric with diagonal parallel ribs. Also known as: Croise, Twill (Gekopert), Tesuto Spigato, Tela Cruzada, Twill

(n) a weave used to produce the effect of parallel diagonal ribs(n) a cloth with parallel diagonal lines or ribs(v) weave diagonal lines into (textiles)

Basic fabric weave, diagonal wrap

Twill is a fabric that shows a distinct diagonal pattern on the face (Examples: denim, gabardine, tricotine). Twill is often chosen for its texture and softness in clothes such as khaki pants. Gabardine is a twill fabric that is often used in pants and dresses because it drapes well on the body.

Woven fabric with a clear diagonal wale on the surface.  Gabardine, triotine, and denim are twill

1” and ½” wide rolls.  Used for tying down objects within crate and to create tension in shadow boxes and travel crates to keep poly from touching the surface of a work.  Made from cotton.  NOT ARCHIVAL 2“ Strapping:  Used for bracing down larger heavier objects.  Also very handy for making “Piano Straps” for moving very heavy objects.  Also can be [..]