alleryWhy could mills not easily copy special hand-woven designs?
ADesigns were too specialised
BMills lacked raw cotton
CHand cloth was cheaper
DMills were banned from it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Designs were too specialised
Mills could not imitate specialised weaves, such as saris with woven borders, so these kept their market.
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