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From the description of a jacket 'Parmenture américaine avec doublure intérieure en chambray' or, 'Parmenture américaine en suédine'. I know that parementure or parement is the facing used on the edge of an opening in a garment, and before anyone points it out I can see that it is spelt incorrectly. I have been wondering if the American bit simply means that this facing has been pieced rather than created by turning in the edge of the garment fabric.