Arger

Arger is a term that can refer to several different things, primarily a surname and a type of fabric. As a surname, Arger is of French origin and is found in various countries, including France, the United States, and Canada. Individuals bearing this surname have contributed to diverse fields throughout history.

In the textile industry, "arger" is associated with a type of coarse, plain-weave fabric. Historically, arger cloth was often made from wool or linen and was used for practical purposes such as work clothing, upholstery, or as a base for other fabrics. Its rough texture and durability made it suitable for demanding applications. Modern uses of arger fabric might vary, but its roots lie in its strength and simplicity of construction. The exact origin and historical prevalence of this textile term can be traced through historical trade records and textile manufacturing documentation. It is less commonly encountered as a primary descriptor in contemporary fashion or high-end textiles, often being replaced by more specific fabric names.