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Fabric Photo P1 FABRIC GUIDE & SUGGESTIONS Bridal Parties Wedding Gown: Charmeuse Chiffon Crepe de Chine Douppioni Faille Georgette Moire Organza Peau de Soie Satin Thai Silk Velvet Bridesmaids & In-Laws: Brocade Charmeuse Chiffon Crepe de Chine Crepe Georgette Douppioni Jacquard Silk Lurex Peau de Soie Prints Taffeta Thai Silk Special Events Lame Lame Carnival Costume Cheogn Sam Saree Prom Casual Broadcloth Charmeuse Crepe de Chine Georgette Douppioni Faille Herringbone Jacquard Silk Silk Knit Linen & Silk Noil Silk Sandwashed Silk corduroy wool crepe Tweed Houndstooth Douppioni Boucle Interior Decorating & Home Furnishing Douppioni Charmeuse Chiffon Taffeta Crepe de Chine Georgette Thai Silk Pongee Douppioni Tussah Pongee Twill Spun Silk Cushions Hand Painted Cushion Lamp Shade Crepe de Chine Charmeuse Charmeuse Pongee Crepe de Chine Crepe de Chine Douppioni Pongee Pongee Twill Twill Twill Hand Painted Lamp Shade Hand Pained Screen Hand Painted Wall Hanging Douppioni Douppioni Taffeta Taffeta Thai Silk Thai Silk Tussah Silk Tussah Silk Headboard & Draperies Light Uphostery Wall Covering Arts and Crafts Charmeuse Charmeuse Charmeuse Crepe de Chine Crepe de Chine Crepe de Chine Pongee Pongee Pongee Twill Twill Twill Hand Pained Scarf Hand Pained Kimono Silk Tapestry Charmeuse Organza Douppioni Pongee Taffeta Thai Silk Silk Sculpture Silk Handbag Hand Painted Necktie FABRIC GUIDE & SUGGESTIONS FABRIC INDEX Each fabric is assigned a number. Use fabric name to look up fabric number Boucle : 63-1 Bridal Satin : see Peau de Soie Broadcloth : 20, 21, 39, see Fuji Brocade : 11, 170-2, 170-3, 177, 177- 2, 192-3, 192-4 Charmeuse : see Crepe Satin Checks : 123 Chiffon : 101, 123, 133-1, 133-2, 133-3, 145-1 Cotton : C005, C013, C014, C021, C029, C031, C036, C041, C042, C045 Corduroy : 52, Cotton & Silk Mixed : 170-2, 170-3, 179-5, 196, 196-1 see Rayon & Cotton Crepe de Chine : 7, 8, 25, 25-1, 81, 163, 175 see Faille Crepe Georgette : 26, 34, 88-3, 88-7, 157-3,4 Crepe Satin : 35, 35-1, 35-4, 35-9, 35-10, 125, 126, 199 Crinkled Silk : 40-2. 204 Douppioni, piece dyed : 30, 30-2, 104, 135, 194 Douppioni, yarn dyed : 10, 10-1, 10-3, 10-7, 10-8, 10-9, 10-11 see Tussah Douppioni Duchess Satin : see Peau de Soie Faille : 155-1, 159, 175-3, 175-3, 175-4, 175-5, 175-6 Four(4) Ply Silk : 175-6 Fuji : 20, 39 Garbadine : 213 Georgette : see Crepe Georgette Habotai : See Pongee Hand-woven Silk : 31, 169-1, 178 Herringbone : 57 Houndstooth : 12-7, 12-8, 205 Indian Silk : 169-1 to 169-44, Iridescent Silk : 71-4, 169 Jacquard : 11, 71-1, 108, 125, 138, 143, 153-1, 153-2, 153-3, 196, 200, 202, 203, 204 Knit : 50-7 Lame : 105, 105-3, 105-7, 105-11, 105-24, 105-25, Linen : R011, R014 Linen & Silk Mixed : 177, 177-2, 177-6, 179-5 Lurex : 125, 133-1, 133-2, 133-3, 133-4, 145-1 Moire : 71-5, Noil Silk : 12, 12-1, 12-5, 12-6, 12-7, 12-8, 170-2, 170-3, 177, 196, 196-1 Organza : 27, 27-2, 27-3, 27-11, 27-12, 27-13, 27-15, 27-17 see Satin Organza Ottoman : 211-1, 211-2, 211-3 Paper Tafetta : see Taffeta Peau de Soie : 94, 94-1 Plaid : 12-8, 27-2, 71-3, 107-1, 107-2, 189 Pongee : 1, 2, 3, 3-1, 3-2, 24, 24-1, 51, 51-1 Poplin : 82, Prints : 4000, 5000, 6000 Quilts : 191-1, 191-2 Ramie & Silk : 177, 177-2, 177-6, 196, 196- 1 Raw Silk : 12, 169 see Douppioni Rayon : RY002 Rayon & Silk : 157, 157-3, 157-4 Sandwashed Silk : 3-1, 19-1, 25-1, 51-1 Saree : 145-1 Satin : 13, 155, 155-1, 196, 196-1, 199, 203 Satin Organza : 115 Sueded Silk : see Sandwashed Silk Sateen Douppioni : 10-1 Shantung Silk : 10 see Douppioni, yarn dyed Shot Silk : see Iridescent Silk Spun Silk : 9, 90, 143, 179-1, 179-2, 179-3, 179-4, 179-5, 193, 194 see Fuji Stripes : 27-2, 63-1, 72, 111, 125, 126, 133-1, 133-2, 133-3, 155-1, 176 Tafetta : 71, 71-1, 71-3, 71-4, 71-5, 71-6, Thai Silk : 178 see Douppioni yarn dyed Tussah Douppioni : 70-1, 70-2, 70-6, Tussah Pongee : 19, 19-1, 31, 85, 99,107, 107-1, 107-2, 127, 127-1 Tussah Satin : 153- 1, 153-2, 153-3 Tussah Suiting : 42-3, 57, 59, 72, 189, 191-1, 191-2 Tweed : 61, 189 Twill : 6, 33, 184-1, 186, 220 Velvet : 142, 157, 157-3, 157-4 Viscoe : VI001, VI002, Viscoe & Silk Mixed : 197, 198 Wool : W001 to W014, P4026, 31, 32 Wool & Silk : 61, 213, 213-1 WEIGHT FABRIC # DESCRIPTIONS WIDTH PRICE C$ L 1 SILK PONGEE 5 MM (MM DENOTES MOMMIES) 36” 45” 55” FROM $4.00 L 2 SILK PONGEE 8 MM 36” 45” 55” FROM L 2 (C) SILK PONGEE 8 MM (IN HAUTE COUTURE COLORS) 36” 45” from L 3 SILK PONGEE 10 MM 36” 45” 55” from L 3- 1 (C) SILK PONGEE 10 MM (SAND WASHED) 45” L 3- 2 (C) SILK PONGEE 10 MM (WASHABLE SILK) 45” L 5 SILK TWILL 10 MM 36: 55” from L 5 (C) SILK TWILL 10 MM (MULTI COLORS) 36” L 6 SILK TWILL 12 MM 36” 45” 55” L 7 SILK CREPE DE CHINE 12 MM 36” 45” L 8 SILK CREPE DE CHINE 15 MM 36” 45” 55” L 8 (C) SILK CREPE DE CHINE 15 MM (MULTI COLORS) 36” 45” L 9 SPUN SILK TAFFETA 11 MM 36” 45” L 9 (C) SPUN SILK TAFFETA 11 MM (MULTI COLORS) 36” 45” L 9- 1 SPUN SILK TAFFETA 14 MM 45” L 9- 2 (C) SANDWASHED SPUN SILK TAFFETA 11 MM 36” LM 10 (C) YARN DYED DOUPPIONI SILK (SHANGTUNG) 40” 48” 55” M 10- 1 (C) YARN DYED DOUPPION) SILK (BLEACHED WHITE ONLY) 55” M 10- 4 (C) TUSSAH SILK DOUPPIONI 54” LM 11 (C) JACQUARD SILK HABOTAI (BROCADE) 15 MM (MULTI COLORS) 36” 45” M 12 NOIL SILK (RAW SILK) 35 MM 36” M 12 (C) NOIL SILK (RAW SILK) 35 MM (MULTI COLORS) 36” M 12- 1 (C) PRINTED NOIL SILK (MULTI-COLORS) 36” M 12- 5 (C) JACQUARD NOIL SILK 45” M 12- 6 (C) JACQUARD NOIL SILK 45” M 12- 7 (C) NOIL SILK SUITING WITH WOVEN HOUNDSTOOTH 45” M 12- 8 (C) NOIL SILK SUITING WITH HOUNDSTOOTH PLAID 45” LM 13 SILK SATIN 12 MM 45” FROM $12.25 LM 13 (C) SILK SATIN 12 MM (MULTI-COLORS) 45” L 19 VONSHAN PONGEE 10 MM 45” L 19- 1 (C) VONSHAN PONGEE 10 MM (SANDWASHED) 45” LM 20 SPUN SILK 7LB FUJI BROADCLOTH 36” LM 20 (C) SPUN SILK 7LB FUJI BROADCLOTH (MULTI-COLORS) 36” M 21 TUSSAH SILK BROADCLOTH 35 MM 36” M 21- 1 TUSSAH SILK SUITING 34 MM 45” L 24 PONGEE 12 MM 36” 45” 55” L 24 (C) PONGEE 12 MM (BLACK ONLY) 45” LM 25 CREPE DE CHINE 16 MM 36” 45” 55” LM 25 (C) CREPE DE CHINE 16 MM (MULTI-COLORS) 45” LM 25- 1 (C) CREPE DE CHINE 16 MM (SANDWASHED) 45” L 26 CREPE GEORGETTE 12 MM 45” L 26 (C) CREPE GEORGETTE 12 MM (BLEACHED WHITE ONLY) 45” L 27 (C) SILK ORGANZA 6 MM (MULTI-COLORS) 42” 55” L 27- 2 (C) SILK ORGANZA 6 MM (WITH PLAID) 42” 45” L 27-11 (C) SILK ORGANZA 6 MM (MULTI-COLORS) 42” 45” L 27-12 (C) SILK JACQUARD ORGANZA 45” L 27-13 (C) SILK DOUBLED JACQUARD ORGANZA (OLIVE GREEN ONLY) 45” L 27-14 (C) SILK JACQUARD ORGANZA (IVORY ONLY, WOVEN PLAID) 45” L 27-15 (C) SILK LAME ORGANZA (GOLD & SILVER ONLY) 45” L 27-16 (C) SILK SHOT SATEEN ORGANZA (ORANGE ONLY) 45” LM 30 SILK DOUPPIONI 15 MM 54” LM 30 (C) SILK DOUPPIONI 15 MM (MULTI-COLORS) 54” LM 30- 2 (C) SILK DOUPPIONI 13 MM 45” LM 31 (C) HONAN SILK PONGEE 22 MM (HAND WOVEN, MULTI-COLORS) 36” LM 33 SILK TWILL 14 MM 36” 55” L 34 SILK CREPE GEORGETTE 8 MM 45” L 34 (C) SILK CREPE GEORGETTE 8 MM (MULTI-COLORS) 45” LM 35 SILK CREPE SATIN PLAIN 19 MM (CHARMEUSE WITH CREPE BACK) 45” 55” LM 35 (C) SILK CREPE SATIN PLAIN 19 MM (MULTI-COLORS) 45” 55” LM 35- 1 SILK CREPE SATIN 15 MM 45” LM 35- 2 SILK CREPE SATIN 12 MM 45” M 35- 4 SILK CREPE SATIN 30MM 45” M 35- 4 (C) SILK CREPE SATIN 30 MM (BLEACHED ONLY) 45” LM 35- 6 (C) SILK CRINKLE CREPE SATIN 45” M 35- 8 SILK CREPE SATIN 22 MM (95% SILK, 5% LYCRA, ELASTIC ALONG WEFT) 45” M 35- 9 SILK CREPE SATIN 19 MM (95% SILK, 5% LYCRA, ELASTIC ALONG WEFT) 45” LM 39 SPUN SILK (10 LB FUJI BROADCLOTH) 36” LM 39 (C) SPUN SILK (10 LB FUJI BROADCLOTH) 36” LM 40- 2 (C) WILLOW SILK CREPE 49” H 42- 3 (C) SILK PEARL PONGEE (LINEN WEAVE, HEAVY WEIGHT) 48” MH 42-11 SILK PEARL PONGEE (LINEN WEAVE WITH CHECKS) 48” LM 50 (C) SILK KNIT (ASSORTED COLORS) 32”-36” 37”-45” LM 50- 6 SILK KNIT (RIBBED TEXTURED) 26”-30” LM 50- 7 SILK KNIT 37” LM 50- 7 (C) SILK KNIT (BLACK ONLY) 37” LM 51 SILK PONGEE 16 MM 36” 45” LM 51- 1 (C) SILK PONGEE 16 MM (SANDWAHSED) 45” H 52 (C) SILK CORDUROY (65% SILK, 35% COTTON) 36” MH 57 (C) SILK HERRINGBONE (IVORY ONLY) 45” 48” H 59 SILK SUITING (BEIGE PLAIDS) 57” H 60 SILK PEARL PONGEE (HAND WOVEN TEXTURE) 36” H 61 (C) SILK TWEED (75% SILK, 25% WOOL) 48” MH 63- 1 TUSSAH SILK BOUCLE – STRIPED 48” MH 63- 2 TUSSAH SILK BOUCLE – CHECKED 48” LM 66 (C) TUSSAH SILK BROCADE (BLEACHED ONLY) 36” MH 70- 1 (C) TUSSAH SILK DOUPPIONI (GREY ONLY) 36” MH 70- 2 (C) TUSSAH SILK DOUPPIONI (MULTI-COLORS) 48” MH 70- 6 (C) TUSSAH SILK DOUPPIONI (RED ONLY) 51” LM 71 (C) SILK TAFFETA (PAPER TAFFETA, YARN DYED) 36” 48” LM 71- 1 (C) JACQUARD SILK TAFFETA 36” LM 71- 3 (C) PLAID SILK TAFFETA 36” LM 71- 4 (C) SHOT SILK TAFFETA (IRRIDESCENT EFFECT) 36” 45” LM 71- 5 (C) MOIRE SILK TAFFETA (BLEACHED WHITE ONLY) 36” 48” LM 71- 6 (C) SILK TAFFETA WITH GOLD PAISLEY PRINTS 36” H 72 TUSSAH SILK SUITING (CREAM – BEIGE STRIPES) 48” LM 80- 5 (C) SILK CREPE JACQUARD 45” LM 81 SILK CREPE DE CHINE 18 MM 45” 55” MH 82 (C) FANCY SILK NOIL POPLIN 36” LM 84 (C) TUSSAH SILK DOUPPIONI 45” M 85 (C) TUSSAH SILK LINEN (MULTI-COLORS) 45” LM 88- 3 SILK CREPE GEORGETTE 18.5 MM 45” LM 88- 3 (C) SILK CREPE GEORGETTE 18.5 MM (MULTI-COLORS) 45” LM 88- 4 SILK CREPE GEORGETTE 15.5 MM 55” LM 88- 7 SILK CREPE GEORGETTE 18 MM (95% SILK, 5% LYCRA ALONG WEFT) 45” M 94 (C) SILK PEAU DE SOIE (DUCHESS SATIN IN MULTI-COLORS & WHITE) 45” M 94- 1 (C) SILK PEAU DE SOIE (DUCHESS SATIN IN MULTI-COLORS) 45” LM 99 TUSSAH SILK PONGEE (MULTI-COLORS) 36” L 101 SILK CHIFFON 4 MM 36” 45” L 101- 1 (C) OMBRE SILK CHIFFON 6.5 MM (MADE IN FRANCE) 36” L 102 SILK CREPE DE CHINE 10 MM 36” M 104 (C) SILK DOUPPIONI 23 MM (MULTI-COLORS) 54” L 105 (C) SILK LAME (75% SILK, 25% POLYESTER, MADE IN FRANCE) 45” L 105- 3 (C) SILK STRIPED
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