Mad About Moiré – Budd London

The fabric Moiré is known for it's watered appearance and is produced mainly in silk, but also in wool, rayon and cotton. Originally moiré was only made in silk taffeta but can now be seen in cotton as well as synthetic fibres. The fabric was held in high esteem during the Middle Ages and was used for women's dresses

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Mad About Moiré – Budd London

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