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SHANTUNG

SHANTUNG

The densest silk fabric, slightly lighter than dupioni, frequently used in bridal gowns.

Shantung is the heaviest type of silk fabric within its category, featuring a stiff and crisp texture with regular slubs due to uneven warp threads. Lighter than Dupioni, Shantung is widely used for bridal gowns, formal attire, and structured garments. Its lustrous surface and subtle iridescent sheen create an elegant and timeless aesthetic for special occasions.

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  • Stiff and Crisp Texture
    The ribbed weave construction creates a firm and structured feel.
  • Regular Slubs
    Uneven warp threads result in small slubs, adding a rustic charm to the fabric.
  • Iridescent Sheen
    When woven with multicolored threads, the fabric achieves a subtle, shimmering effect.
  • Shape Retention
    The stiff texture ensures garments hold their structure beautifully.
  • Handling Challenges
    The slubs and stiffness make the fabric slightly difficult to sew and tailor.

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Product History

Shantung fabric derives its name from the province of Shandong in China, where it originated. Known for its luxurious yet natural appeal, Shantung gained popularity in the global textile market as a fabric synonymous with elegance and sophistication. Its inherent slubs, once seen as imperfections, are now celebrated as part of its unique character.

Today, Shantung continues to be a fabric of choice for bridal wear and evening gowns. Its ability to combine structural integrity with a luminous finish makes it a timeless material, perfect for designs that demand both beauty and strength. Whether for high-fashion ensembles or classic formalwear, Shantung remains a symbol of refined craftsmanship.

Product More Info

Shantung is crafted using a ribbed weave technique with fine warp threads and irregularly thicker weft threads. This weaving method creates the signature slub texture and crisp finish. Traditionally made from silk, modern variations may incorporate cotton or polyester for enhanced durability and affordability.

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