Toile de Soie -- Part III
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Third installment of a series on Toile de Soie, light washable silk fabrics for blouses, sport dresses and shirtings. J. A. Martinelli describes six American spun silk constructions developed in a New York studio, including taffeta, dobby-effect, shantung and a Celanese/spun silk blend. The article has sketches of recent French dobby effects, swatch photographs, a table of yarn sizes, twist, ends per inch and weave for each sample, and a photograph of the David shop in Paris.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- March 1930
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 3
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