| ACRYLIC | Name a fabric, such as orlon (7) |
| ENLACE | Literary word meaning intertwine or embrace; or, to cover with a fabric such as guipure (6) |
| FUSTIAN | A class of twilled fabric such as corduroy, moleskin or velveteen; grandiloquence or pomposity; or, an old negus-like drink with egg yolks (7) |
| DRAPERY | Fabrics, such as curtains, cut up per yard (7) |
| DUFFELBAG | Cylinder-shaped sack made of a strong fabric such as canvas, closed and carried with a string (6,3) |
| LACE | Ornamental fabric, such as that made by hand with a small shuttle in the art of tatting; or, a shoestring (4) |
| BAREGE | Fabric such as nude will hide (6) |
| WOOF | Woven across fabric such as bark (4) |
| TWILL | Fabric such as denim |
| TOILE | Simple twill weave fabric, such as linen |
| FLORAL | Fabric such as chintz, Liberty Tana Lawn or toile de Jouy patterned with botanical motifs (6) |
| MERCER | Formerly, a dealer in fine textile fabrics such as silks and velvets (6) |
| NAP | What is the raised pile on fabrics such as velvet? (3) |
| TEXTILES | Woven fabrics such as linen or tweed (8) |
| WATUSI | Energetic solo dance first popularised in a 1962 song by US R&B group The Orlons (6) |
| NACARAT | Word, thought to be referring to a colour of the shell of a mollusc that yields mother-of-pearl, for a shade of orangey-red or "sunset"; or, a fabric/linen dyed in such a hue (7) |
| SELVAGE | A woven edge of a fabric (7) |
| TEXTURE | The feel of a surface or a fabric (7) |
| PRINTED | Like a magazine and a fabric can be (7) |
| STRETCH | A continuous period of time or expanse of land/water; an exaggeration of the truth; or, elasticity in a fabric or garment (7) |
