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Surah is usually made of silk, or sometimes with silky manufactured fibers. It is found in a right-hand twill weave with the diagonal pattern of the twill visible on both sides. It is soft, smooth and fine and can be printed or solid. The French name surah comes from Surat, India, where the fabric was either first made, or dealt in, depending on the source of information.

Uses: Neckties (it is sometimes called tie silk), scarves, blouses, dresses, and lingerie

See also:
Foulard


Silk surah