doupioni

/duːˈpjoʊni/
noun
  1. A type of silk fabric made from the threads of two silkworms that have spun cocoons together, resulting in a textured, irregular surface.
    • Doupioni fabric is popular for formal curtains and upholstery.
    • The tailor recommended doupioni for its rich sheen and slight slubs.
    • She wore a beautiful dress made of doupioni silk to the wedding.
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