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Buckram
Buckram is a stiffened woven textile, traditionally made from cotton or linen and treated with starch, glue, or another sizing agent. The treatment gives the fabric enough body to support a shape, so buckram is used as an interfacing and structural material in bookbinding, millinery, theatrical costumes, and garments. It is valued for its function rather than surface decoration, and its stiffness...
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Organza
Organza is a thin, transparent plain-weave fabric traditionally produced from silk and now also made with synthetic fibers such as polyester or nylon. Tightly twisted yarns give it a crisp hand, firm structure, and slight sheen despite its low weight. Designers use it for bridal wear, evening dresses, full skirts, sleeves, overlays, veils, and decorative elements where translucency and shape are m...
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