Canton crepe

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A soft, crinkled fabric made from silk or rayon. Canton crepe was first made in Canton, China in the mid-19th century from Canton silk. The plain weave fabric has a crosswise rib produced by warp threads that are finer than the filling. The lustrous fabric is heavier than crepe de Chine. Canton crepe is used for dresses and suits.

Canton crepe

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