Fabrics for textile use, namely, fabrics made of or with a base of bengaline, birdseye, braid, chiffon, denim, drop needle, faille, flannelette, French rib, French terry, gauze, herringbone, jacquard, jean, lace, lascote, mesh, mini terry, net, ottoman, oxford, pique, plisse, pointelle rib, synthetic fleece wool, poplin, rib, ribbon, batiste, broadcloth, buckram, cambric, crinoline, dobby, coated, lamb's wool, cambric, charmeuse, chiffon, china silk, crepe marocain, damask, fuji, georgette, habutae, basket weave, Bedford cord, canvas, cavalry twill, chambray chino, cire', coated, compound, corduroy, crash, drill, duck, dungaree, galatea, lumberjack, challis, crepe de chine, cerpon, double knit, douppioni, eponge, honan, panne velvet, plush, terry, velour, muslin, osnaburg, parachute cloth, percale, pique, plaid, ripstop, sharkskin, suede, suede-like, taffeta, ticking, suitings, workwear, lisle, boiled wool, mackinac, interlock, powernet, raschel, Simplex, wool, cashmere, Mohair, Angora, Down, tricot, raschel, candlewick, flannel, check, plaid fleece knit, corduroy, tartan, jersey knit fleece, blanket cloth, interlock knit, Astrakhan, beaver, boiled wool, broadcloth, buffalo check, cavalry twill, check, herringbone, chinchilla cloth, coachman, doeskin, duffel, duvetyn, and elysian