A type of silk fabric. Also called dechin for short. It means Chinese crepe, but in Japan it was also called French crepe. It is usually woven using tightly twisted yarn for the weft, creating fine wrinkles. It is thin, light, and flexible, so it is used in plain or print dyed items for formal dresses, blouses, scarves, linings, etc. It can also be made from chemical and synthetic fibers. → Related item Crepe (woven fabric) Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
絹織物の一種。略してデシンとも。中国のクレープの意であるが,日本ではフランス縮緬(ちりめん)とも呼ばれた。ふつう緯(よこ)糸に強撚糸(きょうねんし)を用いて織り,細かいしぼを出す。薄地で軽く柔軟なので無地,プリント染にしてフォーマルなワンピースやブラウス,スカーフ,裏地などにする。化繊,合繊でも作られる。 →関連項目クレープ(織物) 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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