Basin

Basin

Basin (fr., spr. Basäng), 1) in Frankreich u. den Niederlanden geköpertes, auf Kanesasari gewebtes, aus Flachs u. Hanf mit Baumwolle gemischtes, doch auch ganz baumwollenes Zeug, sonst bes. zu Lyon, jetzt in Champagne, Languedoc, Belgien etc.; auch in Holland, England (dort Dimity, sein gestreift Cordet-B.), Deutschland (zu Chemnitz) verfertigt u. zu Kamisölern, Unterröcken, Bettvorhängen u. dgl. gebraucht. Es gibt glattes, schmal u. breit gestreiftes, piquirtes, gemustertes, 1–2 Ellen breites, 18–25 od. noch mehr Brabanter Ellen langes (vgl. Bombasin); 2) so v.w. Kanefas. Basin royal (spr. B. roajal), leinenes Damastzeug, bes. in Zittau verfertigt, 4/4 Ellen breit u. 24–30 Ellen lang.


Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.

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