This Chinon Fabric Salwar Suit won my heart at first glance. It’s stunning and equally comfortable. What’s more intriguing is that it introduced me to a fabric- Chinon, a material I’ve never heard of or encountered before. Keep reading to learn about the Chinon fabric and outfit.
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What is Chinon Fabric?
Chinon fabric refers to a lightweight semi-sheer material. It is a popular choice for flowing garments such as sarees, evening or wedding dresses, and scarves. Chinon fabric is typically made of silk or polyester or a blend of polyester or silk with other fibers like nylon.
Where does Chinon fabric originate from?
Pure Chinon fabric is crafted in the hills of Chinon, France. It is made with the finest silk and woolen threads. Renowned for its unparalleled quality and luxurious feel, this fabric is frequently chosen for creating high-end wedding dresses.
What is the Difference between Chinon, Chiffon, and Chinlon Fabric?
At first glance, it’s natural to assume that “Chinon” could be a typo for “Chiffon” due to their similar names. That’s what I thought initially until I delved deeper. However, in my research, I came across another fabric type called Chinlon, which shares a resemblance in name. Despite their similarities, each of these fabric types has its own unique traits-
- Chiffon is typically made from silk, nylon, or polyester fibers. Silk chiffon is considered luxurious and has a softer, more delicate texture, while synthetic chiffon made from nylon or polyester tends to be more affordable and durable.
- Chinon: Chinon fabric is usually made from polyester or a blend of polyester with other fibers like nylon or silk. It often has a crinkled texture and a subtle sheen like a crepe fabric.
- Chinlon: Chinlon is a type of Nylon that is known for its durability, resistance to wrinkles, and quick-drying properties. It is popular for activewear, swimwear, and other outdoor clothing.
Chinon Fabric Salwar Suit
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Salwar Suit c/o Shree Collections (wearing in size L)
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