A plain weave fabric with pronounced, fairly flat crosswise ribs and a silky, somewhat lustrous surface, faille is the name given to such fabric in a range of weights. The weave is constructed with heavier (or grouped) weft yarns and finer and more numerous warp yarns.

What is viscose faille fabric?

A glossy, soft, finely-ribbed, silk-like woven fabric made from cotton, silk, or manufactured fibers, especially rayon. It has a crosswise rib weave and the soft material drapes well.

What is Bengaline faille fabric?

“Bengaline” refers to a type of faille dress fabric that was used to replace silk, with cotton as its main fiber. … This fabric is perfect for draperies, headboards, wall upholstery and a wide range of tailored furniture frames.