brocade
The term brocade comes from the Latin word broccare (to embroider).
Brocade is a jacquard-patterned, heavy silk fabric interwoven with metallic threads. There are also brocades made entirely of gold and silver threads. Brocade threads usually have a cotton or linen core wrapped with lamé. Today, mainly non-oxidizing effect threads (e.g. Lurex) are used. Some strikingly patterned silk fabrics, especially bedding and furnishing damasks with only occasional metallic weft threads, are also referred to as brocade.
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The needle for household sewing machines with the round-shank needle system.
The industrial sewing machine needle Rundkolben-Drillingsnadel DBX1 DRI (NM:80) with a normal round point – suits general industrial garment production.
The industrial sewing machine needle Rundkolben-Zwillingsnadel DBX1 ZWI with a normal round point – suits general industrial garment production; available in several needle sizes.
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