cloth binding
[/klɔːθ ˈbaɪndɪŋ/]
nounpl: cloth bindings
encadernação em tecido
1. A method of binding books where the cover is made of cloth material, typically linen or cotton fabric, often adhered to cardboard or boards
The antique book featured a beautiful cloth binding with gilt lettering on the spine.
O livro antigo apresentava uma encadernação em tecido bonita com letras douradas na lombada.
2. The cloth material itself used as a cover for hardbound books
The publisher chose a high-quality cloth binding to make the edition more durable.
A editora escolheu uma encadernação em tecido de alta qualidade para tornar a edição mais durável.
Cloth binding is traditionally associated with premium and literary editions in both Brazilian and American publishing industries. In Brazil, encadernações em tecido are often used for special editions, collectibles, and high-quality literature. This type of binding signals quality and durability, and is commonly seen in libraries, academic institutions, and among book collectors in both countries.
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