Chiffon is made by strongly twisting the warp and weft. A kind of silk fabric, also called georgette in France, chiffon has a light, thin and elastic texture. The fabric has good breathability and drape, and also has an elegant feeling, which is the attribute of chiffon (thickness/transparency) It is determined by the number of mergers of silk threads and the density of warp and weft.
Classification of chiffon fabrics
How to maintain chiffon:
If you are not wearing a chiffon dress, do not hang it in the cupboard for a long time, otherwise the dress will be deformed. Because the dress is relatively thick and heavy, the correct way to store it is to lay it flat. Remember to use a cloth bag to prevent dust (cannot be used) Plastic bags), there is no need to wring out the clothes deliberately after washing, just hang them in a cool place to dry. Chiffon is prone to stains, so ladies should be careful not to spray perfume too close to the perfume, otherwise it will easily leave yellow spots on the clothing.
Use of chiffon fabric:
Chiffon is more commonly used in high-end clothing such as gowns and wedding dresses. In addition, it is also used in skirts, dresses and tops. Some Merchants also use chiffon to make some decorations.
