What Is Silk Twill?
See how twill's diagonal weave changes texture and structure, then check what that means for printed scarves, ties, folds, and finished edges.
Read Twill Guide →Choose Silk by Weave, Momme and Product Use
Choose the question behind your fabric decision: fiber, weave, momme, surface, transparency, care, or end use. These eight guides explain one comparison at a time. See Fabrics for the current material pages, or move to Custom Silk Fabric when your sourcing brief is ready.
Silk vs Satin
Separate fiber from weave before comparing materials: silk names the fiber, while satin describes how yarns form a smooth face.
Compare Silk and Satin →
Silk vs Cotton
Compare silk and cotton by surface, drape, care, and end use, then set up a fair sample comparison for the same product.
Compare Silk and Cotton →
Is Chiffon Always Silk?
Learn why chiffon names a fabric structure rather than a fiber, how to confirm silk chiffon, and what transparency looks like in folds or layers.
Read Chiffon Guide →
Types of Silk Fabric Weaves
Compare satin, twill, habotai, crepe de chine, and chiffon by surface, body, and transparency before selecting samples.
Compare Fabric Weaves →
How to Choose Scarf Material
Start with how the scarf will be worn, folded, and printed, then compare surface, body, transparency, and edge behavior.
Choose Scarf Material →
What Is Momme?
Understand what momme measures, how it relates to approximate GSM, and why weave, finish, and product construction still affect the result.
Understand Momme →
Silk Satin vs Silk Twill
Compare satin and twill with the same artwork and product brief, then review sheen, texture, folds, edges, and construction.
Compare Satin and Twill →