Weatherseals are provided by a pair of base members (21c, 21d) which may be attached to a pile (22) formed by winding fibers (yam) around a band (51) as the band travels along an endless path. A section of the pile (22) on one side of the endless band (51) is cut to provide cut pile section (23) and a continuous pile section (22a). The continuous pile section (22a) forms the bow, arch or loop (22e) by disposing the base members (21c, 21d) in side-by-side, back-to-back, or perpendicular relationship. The cut pile section (23) may be removed at the base members (21c, 21d) or halves of the cut pile section (22b, 22c) maybe left in place. The remaining cut pile section halves (22b, 22c) form one or more brushes along the outside or inside of the bow, arch, or loop (22e) formed by the continuous pile section (22a). The outside surface (22d) of the bow, arch, or loop (22e) may be provided by a sheet or fin (80) of thin material which controls the imperviousness to moisture or air infiltration and the frictional characteristics of the outside surface. The fin material (110a, 110b) may also be disposed on the outside of the brushes formed by the cut pile section halves (22b, 22c). The fin material (80) may be applied on the endless band (51), or fin material (110) may be applied over the pile (22) wound thereon, and attached together with the pile (22) to the base members (21c, 21d). The cut pile section halves (22b, 22c) and the outside surface (22d) of the bow, arch, or loop (22e) may be attached by base members (21c, 21d) to a member, such as by adhesive or via one or more T-shaped slots, that is in sealing relationship with another member and engagable therewith to provide a resilient seal.