swap_horiz Chenille Alternatives

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Dhaka Muslin

Dhaka Muslin is a traditionally woven luxury textile originating from Dhaka, Bengal. Historically renowned for its excep...

Luxury Heritage Woven Bangladeshi

9.2 Excellent

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Pashmina

Pashmina refers to fine cashmere fiber traditionally obtained from goats raised in the high-altitude regions of the Hima...

Luxury Traditional Woven Cashmere

9.0 Excellent

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Harris Tweed

Harris Tweed is a hand-woven woolen cloth produced exclusively by islanders in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland and protec...

Heritage Woven Wool Scottish

8.7 Great

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Kente Cloth

Kente is a handwoven textile tradition associated especially with Akan peoples, including the Asante, in Ghana, with rel...

Traditional Ceremonial Woven Ghanaian

8.7 Great

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Nishijin-ori

Nishijin-ori is a collective name for high-quality textiles produced in Kyoto's Nishijin district using yarn-dyed weavin...

Luxury Traditional Japanese Woven

8.7 Great

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Batik

Batik is a textile-decoration process in which wax is applied to selected areas of cloth so they resist subsequent dyein...

Traditional Indonesian Woven Apparel

8.6 Great

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Banarasi Silk

Banarasi silk refers to silk textiles and saris woven in and around Varanasi, historically called Banaras, in northern I...

Luxury Indian Traditional Woven

8.6 Great

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Kanchipuram Silk

Kanchipuram silk is a South Indian silk weaving tradition centered on Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu and especially associate...

Luxury Indian Traditional Woven

8.6 Great

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Damask

Damask is a reversible figured textile in which patterns are created by contrasting weave structures, commonly combinati...

Home Decorative Woven Silk Cotton

8.1 Great

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Jacquard Velvet

Jacquard velvet is a patterned pile fabric woven using a Jacquard mechanism, which controls individual warp threads to p...

Home Woven Patterned Silk Cotton

8.0 Great

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Terry Cloth

Terry cloth is a pile fabric characterized by numerous uncut loops that project from one or both surfaces. The loops inc...

Home Cotton Woven Absorbent

7.9 Good

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Corduroy

Corduroy is a woven cut-pile textile distinguished by raised parallel ribs known as wales. It is commonly made from cott...

Cotton Woven Apparel Ribbed

7.6 Good

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Voile

Voile is an open, lightweight plain-weave fabric manufactured from highly twisted yarns of cotton, silk, or synthetic fi...

Lightweight Woven Apparel Sheer

7.4 Good

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Dobby Weave

Dobby weave is a weaving technique produced using a dobby mechanism attached to a loom, which independently controls mul...

Textured Woven Apparel Cotton Poly

7.4 Good

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Devoré (Burnout Velvet)

Devoré, also known as burnout velvet, is a textile technique used to create a distinct patterned fabric by chemically di...

Formal Woven Patterned Silk Synthetic

7.4 Good

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Moleskin Fabric

Moleskin is a heavy, densely woven cotton fabric finished with a short, soft nap on one side, creating a surface that mi...

Soft Cotton Woven Apparel

7.3 Good

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Velveteen

Velveteen is a woven fabric, usually made from cotton, with a short, dense cut pile on one side. It is constructed to re...

Affordable Cotton Woven Apparel

7.1 Good

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Ticking

Ticking is a strong, densely woven fabric traditionally used as the outer casing for mattresses, pillows, and cushions....

Durable Home Cotton Woven

7.0 Good

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Rep Weave

Rep weave is a textile construction in which closely packed warp threads dominate the surface and largely conceal the we...

Durable Home Cotton Woven

6.8 Fair

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Swansdown

Swansdown is a textile term used for soft, thick fabrics with a raised or napped surface. In one established usage it de...

Soft Cotton Woven Apparel

6.4 Fair