Some Points in Choosing Textiles

''Some Points in Choosing Textiles'' by Charlotte M. Gibbs, published in 1910, is a practical guide focused on evaluating and selecting textiles. It covers common fabrics like cotton, linen, wool, and silk, providing methods to identify quality and detect adulteration. The book addresses the transition from homemade to factory-made textiles and offers practical advice on fabric characteristics, buying tips, and maintaining higher standards in textile purchases. This work is recognized for its cultural significance and remains a valuable resource in textile education.