Taffeta

Taffeta

A smooth, crisp fabric that can be made of a variety of yarns or fibers. Taffeta has become a versatile material that can be worn for day or evening, and is used in both apparel and accessories.

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taffeta

Textiles; Fabric

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Type of material used for skirting or special draping.

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Language; Dictionaries

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