The correct spelling for gray cloth is
"greige" (but, pronounced as "gray", the color, is). Greige goods is the
term used for fabrics before they are printed or piece-dyed. The
quality of greige goods can vary and thus, can affect the outcome of the
dye or print job and overall "hand" of the fabric purchased at the
retail or garmet-manufacturing level. Greige goods is the common name
for fabrics that are taken direct from the weaven or knitting machine.
They are not given any finishing what so ever.
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