drapeability

/ˌdreɪpəˈbɪləti/
noun
  1. The quality of a fabric that allows it to hang or fall in soft, graceful folds.
    • The designer tested the drapeability of the new material before cutting the pattern.
    • Cotton blends often have better drapeability than stiff linens.
    • Silk is known for its excellent drapeability, making it ideal for evening gowns.
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