Buckram Cloth

Buckram cloth is a type of stiff fabric that is commonly used in bookbinding, hat-making, and other applications where stiffness and structure are required. It is made from a plain-woven fabric, usually cotton or linen, that is heavily sized with starch or other stiffening agents. This sizing gives buckram cloth its characteristic stiffness and rigidity.

Buckram cloth is often used as a reinforcement material in bookbinding to provide strength and support to the spine and covers of books. It can also be used to create the stiff brims of hats, giving them shape and structure. In addition, buckram cloth is sometimes used in the production of flags and banners, as well as in the manufacturing of tents.

Overall, buckram cloth is a versatile material that is valued for its stiffness and durability. It is commonly found in the supply class Textile Fabrics within the supply group Textiles, Leather, Furs, Apparel And Shoe Findings, Tents And Flags.