"plain fabric" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a type of fabric that is not patterned or textured, but rather smooth and simple in appearance. Example: She looked elegant in her white dress made of plain fabric, with no frills or embellishments.
Three kinds of CFRP laminates employed were conventional plain fabric T300 carbon fibers/vinylester, flat yarn plain fabric T700 carbon fibers/vinylester and multi-axial knitted T700 carbon fibers/vinylester for innovative marine use as a lightweight CFRP ship structures.
The spin test verified the validity of the biaxial reinforcement using plain fabric by profiling woven method for composite flywheels with thick radial size.
There isn't enough for a whole dress if you want full length, but I think we could get a fitted bodice and a little peplum out of it and find a matching plain fabric for the skirt.
From J. Mendel, I learned about making different textures out of plain fabric, mixing materials and mixing styles in one piece like making something masculine and feminine or using draping and tailoring together.
In this study, composite plates were manufactured by hand lay-up process with epoxy matrix (DGEBA) reinforced with Kevlar fiber plain fabric and Kevlar/glass hybrid fabric, using to an innovative architecture.
Behind a nondescript facade on a quiet street here, huge looms with thousands of needles are noisily working their magic in rhythm, transforming rolls of plain fabric into delicate designs that will one day adorn a fancy nightgown, frilly underwear or a little girl's party dress.
Although approximately half of the tricot machines in current use make plain fabrics on two guide bars, there is increasing interest in pattern knitting.
But he was mostly playing with a set of quite different tools: plain fabrics, enlivened only with a strap of vivid color at the side.
It is also shown that the laminate configurations of plain fabrics exert an influence on the viscoplastic behavior of laminates, not their elastic behavior.
Mr. Simons wanted to reflect on his 15 years in fashion and on the collection that influenced him to become a designer — Martin Margiela's 1989 show that made use of plain fabrics and everyday materials like tape.
Dutch paintings of the 17th century show simple dwellings in which windows are shaded with half- or full-length curtains, and beds are curtained with plain fabrics, some of them undoubtedly homespun and woven, and probably of wool.
