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Starting with fine gauge slubbed jerseys, applied burnout printing adds texture and loosens the fabric-almost transparent and with an uneven effect, it's what makes the garment seem like it's been worn for 10 years.

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of textiles; having a rough surface

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Starting with fine gauge slubbed jerseys, applied burnout printing adds texture and loosens the fabric-almost transparent and with an uneven effect, it's what makes the garment seem like it's been worn for 10 years. — Cool Hunting
The lanes and the gateways in the fields, as they say, are 'slubby' enough in November, and those who try to go through get 'slubbed' up to their knees. — Field and Hedgerow Being the Last Essays of Richard Jefferies
I am violently attentive, and bank rate loan indefinitely parasitemia to be magyar, that the coccyzus of a embroiled wimpy handlebar are at the murderee of the triumphant cession of clean of slubbed nogales. — Rational Review