alnage Synonyms

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alnage Meaning

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Measurement (of cloth) by the ell; also, a duty for such measurement.

Alnage historically refers to the official measurement and inspection of woolen cloth to ensure quality and adherence to standards.
The medieval guilds were responsible for overseeing the alnage of textiles, ensuring fair trade practices.
Alnage was a critical aspect of the textile industry in medieval England, guaranteeing the quality of woolen fabrics.
The alnage system involved the marking and stamping of textiles to certify their compliance with established regulations.
Merchants in the wool trade had to submit their products for alnage to receive official approval and certification.
The Crown often appointed officials known as "alnagers" to administer and regulate the alnage process in different regions.
The alnage laws were enacted to protect consumers from substandard goods and maintain the reputation of the textile industry.
The alnage of cloth was a meticulous process, with inspectors examining various aspects such as weave, weight, and color.
The alnage fees collected by officials helped fund the regulation and inspection of the textile trade.
Over time, changes in economic practices and the decline of the wool industry led to the gradual abandonment of alnage systems in favor of more modern regulatory approaches.

Measurement (of cloth) by the ell; also, a duty for such measurement.

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Alnage historically refers to the official measurement and inspection of woolen cloth to ensure quality and adherence to standards.

The medieval guilds were responsible for overseeing the alnage of textiles, ensuring fair trade practices.

Alnage was a critical aspect of the textile industry in medieval England, guaranteeing the quality of woolen fabrics.

The alnage system involved the marking and stamping of textiles to certify their compliance with established regulations.