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gray goods
plural noun
- a woven fabric as it comes from the loom and before it has been submitted to the finishing process.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of gray goods1
First recorded in 1950–55
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Example Sentences
As soon as Zara pulls the trigger on a new design, the gray goods are sent to the finishing shops and turned into products ready to ship – a textbook example of applying “just in time” manufacturing to fashion.
From Forbes
The automated factories constantly create unfinished “gray goods.”
From Forbes
Now, with 120 million yards of gray goods on its hands, U.S.C.C. has had to turn to U.S. textile mills for help.
Gray goods prices in New York have risen from 5.4� to 9.3� per yard since last December.
Above all, a comfortable dress of some gray goods, which fitted me pretty well.
From Project Gutenberg
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