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Twill 10

The smooth texture of the Twill 10 with its weave, which seems to be angular, provides a pretty brilliance, a full and soft grip and an elegant fall. This attractive silk is less transparent than many other fabrics of comparable weight. This makes colors absorbed by Twill appear especially intensive. In France, Twill is known as “foulard silk” and is chosen for the world famous printed shawls from Paris. Twill 10 hardly wrinkles; shawls and scarves made from this quality are especially easy to tie.

The smooth texture of the Twill 10 with its weave, which seems to be angular, provides a pretty brilliance, a full and soft grip and an elegant fall. This attractive silk is less transparent than many other fabrics of comparable weight. This makes colors absorbed by Twill appear especially intensive. In France, Twill is known as “foulard silk” and is chosen for the world famous printed shawls from Paris. Twill 10 hardly wrinkles; shawls and scarves made from this quality are especially easy to tie.