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Examples of sateen
sateen
Mix textures such as a silky bedspread with sateen sheets and fluffy pillows.
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Some are made of sateen fabrics, which further heighten the effect of the quilting.
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Sateen was also used for Vintage dress shirts and other Vintage type clothes.
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You can't go wrong with Diane von Furstenberg's luxe cotton sateen bedding.
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This dress by Kazuko Ogawa is made of black synthetic sateen and lace.
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Hay says percale or sateen feels best on the skin and provides an important base for your haven.
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Sateen sheets are softer than percale and slightly heavier weight.
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They wore black sateen berets, black blouses and woolen skirts with yellow belts and sailor ties.
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Sateen has more weft than warp, or the other way around, is somewhat shiny with a very soft hand.
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- A cotton fabric with a satiny finish
- Sateen, not to be confused with satin , is a type of fabric often found in bed sheets.
- Cotton fabric woven in a satin weave produced by floating fill yarns over vertical yarns.
- A silky, lustrous satin weave fabric predominantly made from cotton. Sateen often has an increased thread count for extra softness and durability.
- A satin weave fabric with a smooth, lustrous surface. Used for both home and apparel.
- A weave construction for mercerized cotton fabrics, which produces a smooth, lustrous surface.
- Strong, lustrous, satin-weave cotton fabric. May be bleached, dyed, printed, or made with woven patterns.
- This has a stitch of four over, one under, placing the most threads on the surface, making it lustrous and smooth, although not as durable as other weaves.
- A thicker version of satin, with a thicker weave, very luxurious for eveningwear and linings of jackets.
