What is another word for canton flannel?
Pronunciation: [kˈantɒn flˈanə͡l] (IPA) 
Canton flannel is a type of cotton fabric that is woven with a raised texture on one side. It is commonly used for various applications such as cleaning, polishing, and filtering. The fabric is also known by several other names, including buffalo flannel, osnaburg, and unbleached muslin. Osnaburg is initially a German word, and it is distinguished for its coarse texture and unbleached color. Buffalo flannel got its name from the fur-like texture that resembles the coat of a buffalo. Unbleached muslin is another term used to describe canton flannel because of its natural color and durability. Regardless of the term used, canton flannel remains an excellent material for industrial and household applications due to its robustness and texture.
