Serge was a twilled cloth with a worsted warp and woolen weft. It was lighter and better quality than kersey. Many kinds and qualities were woven and used for a variety of end purposes from linings, to outer garments to bedding. We studied a coarse "sarge" in the Foundling collection used as a baby blanket as well as finer Norwich serges made for men's suiting.
- This serge is light weight.
- It is suitable for ladies' gowns, jackets, petticoats, riding habits, pelisses, men's lined breeches, waistcoats, jackets, trousers, linings and children's clothing.
- 50% Worsted Wool/ 50% Woolen; 60 inches wide.
