Delicate, veil-like fabric in plain weave with a beautiful sheen.
Use for wedding dresses, veils and scarves.

A flowing, light to heavy silk fabric in a plain weave with crepe yarns in the weft and a lightly twisted warp. Used for wedding dresses, blouses, evening wear, shawls, and scarves.

Crêpe fabric with a sandy feel thanks to crepe yarns in the warp and weft. Used for wedding dresses, veils, evening wear, shawls, and scarves.

Plain weave silk fabric with pronounced yarn irregularities due to ungummed wild silk threads. Used for women's clothing and home decorations.

A woven fabric with a rich pattern. The alternation of warp and weft satin enhances the pattern effect, and different yarns can accentuate the pattern. This is one of the most complex weaving techniques, as each warp thread can be raised and lowered individually on special Jacquard looms.
Use for fine clothing such as wedding dresses, evening wear, blouses, as well as accessories, home textiles and decorations.

Fine, single-fabric knit fabric in right-left weave.
Use for shirts, blouses, shirts, pants, nightwear and underwear.

ransparent, stiff fabric with a matte sheen. Used for bridal and evening gowns and blouses.

Very light, fine-threaded, smooth pure silk fabric in plain weave, completely degummed and unweighted. Very beautiful luster.
Use for scarves, blouses and linings.

General term for fabrics in satin weave (also called twill weave), with a very smooth, shiny surface and supple drape.
Use for wedding dresses, evening wear, blouses, shirts, nightgowns, scarves and bed linen.

General term for tightly woven, plain weave fabrics, slightly cross-ribbed due to thicker weft and firm to stiff, depending on the material.
Use for evening wear, blouses, skirts, party wear and lining.

Fabric produced on warp knitting or bobbin knitting machines, usually with a honeycomb structure, smooth, patterned, or possibly embroidered – stretchable and non-stretchable. Used for wedding and evening gowns and veils.