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Terrytuft

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Terrytuft is a type of double-sided terry fabric. It is created by inserting pile yarn into a backing and knotting it into place. Terry cloth, also known as terry, is an absorbent fabric characterized by loops that form its pile. These loops are a defining feature of uncut pile fabrics.12

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