Taffeta Fabrics

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Taffeta is a smooth, crisp fabric that is often used in wedding dresses, christening gowns, corsets, theatrical purposes and fancy dress. We offer both solid colours and shot colours that can offer a dramatic effect. The lovely crispness of the fabric creates a gentle rustle noise as the wearer moves. Many designers choose to lay this fabric over a tulle petticoat, either as a contrast or a complementary tone. #extra TAFFETA FABRIC FOR WEDDING DRESSES This fabric is distinguished by its stiff and smooth texture that rustles slightly during movements. High-level couturiers and stylists often rely on taffeta as an element to accompany or complement other fabrics in a dress, to provide contrast, or to create additional decorative elements. Taffeta is one of the most elegant and traditional fabrics, widely used for voluminous and refined gowns. The name comes from the Persian word 'Taftah' meaning woven fabric. With a subtle sheen and excellent shape retention, taffeta is highly sought after for bridal and other ceremonial dresses. It is ideal for creating fitted bodices and structured skirts. Taffeta fabric is made by weaving different types of yarn using a plain weave. It can be found in its finest form as pure silk or blended with other fibers. Eco versions are also available using recycled polyester yarns such as Conceal . We offer a diverse collection of taffeta to meet both your stylistic and technical needs. At Bridal Fabrics, enjoy the different tones of this textile that shines subtly. The shot taffeta retains the light in a particular way, and the reflections produced show a dual tone from the two colors that are used in the weaving process. This dual tone can really highlight the cut of a dress and is eye-catching also. TAFFETA: FOR WHAT TYPE OF WEDDING DRESS? Whether it is a shot or dual tone taffeta, that is to say woven with threads of different colors allowing different reflections in the light, or it is simply made from a single thread, taffeta available

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