Usually means: Textured fabric with crinkled surface.
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  8. crepon: Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition
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▸ noun:  A thin fabric made from silk or fine wool

Similar:
charmante, crepe de Chine, marocain, royal cashmere, aerophane, droguet, ninon, mummy cloth, tricot, tissue, more...

Opposite:
crinkled, wrinkled, rumpled, tousled, unkempt

Adjectives:
black, new, soft, white, pink

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Similar:
charmante, crepe de Chine, marocain, royal cashmere, aerophane, droguet, ninon, mummy cloth, tricot, tissue, more...

Opposite:
crinkled, wrinkled, rumpled, tousled, unkempt

Adjectives:
black, new, soft, white, pink



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