Dupioni
Dupioni is a luxurious silk fabric characterized by its unique texture and vibrant colors, often used in formal wear and home décor.
About Dupioni
Dupioni is a specialty silk fabric known for its crisp texture and slight irregularities, which are a result of the weaving process that combines two different silk threads. The fabric is typically woven in a jacquard style, allowing for intricate patterns and designs. Dupioni is highly regarded for its luster and ability to hold shape, making it ideal for structured garments such as evening gowns, bridal wear, and elegant drapery. Its natural sheen and vibrant color options enhance its appeal in high-end fashion and interior design.
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Care Instructions
Dry clean only. Iron on low heat with a cloth to prevent shine.
Additional Information
Dupioni is often favored for its unique texture and ability to hold shape, making it a popular choice for structured garments. The fabric's irregularities are a hallmark of its beauty, adding character to the finished product.
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