What is another word for cambrics?
Pronunciation: [kˈambɹɪks] (IPA) 
Cambrics are a type of fine, lightweight cotton fabric that is often used in clothing and linens. Synonyms for cambrics include batiste, lawn, voile, organdy, and muslin. Batiste is a sheer, lightweight cotton or linen fabric that is often used for blouses and dresses. Lawn is similar to batiste, but is slightly heavier and has a brighter, more crisp appearance. Voile is a lightweight, sheer fabric that is often used for curtains and drapes. Organdy is a stiff, sheer fabric that is often used for formal dresses and tablecloths. Muslin is a plain weave cotton fabric that is often used for dressmaking and backing quilts.
