organza

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organza
Organza skirt 2.jpg
binding Plain weave
Traditional material silk
Material today Nylon or polyester

properties Very stiff
use Evening wear u. a. Festive clothing, traditional reinforcement in the tailoring

Similar fabrics organdy

As Organza is called a very transparent and iridescent fabrics .

It is made from filament yarns such as organ silk , but also synthetic fibers that are woven into a plain weave . The fabric is similar to the organdy .

Due to its delicacy, organza tends to wrinkle and can be easily damaged. Thread shifts are immediately noticeable on the smooth surface.

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