2026-05-20
How to Choose Silk Weight for Swimwear
Silk is sold by weight, measured in momme (written as mm or simply momme). The number tells you how much 100 yards of the fabric weighs in pounds. For swimwear and lingerie, the choice of momme matters more than most buyers realize. It affects drape, opacity, durability, and how the fabric behaves when wet.
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What Makes Calais Lace Different from Other Lace
Calais lace. Sometimes called Calais-Caudry lace. Is made in a small region of northern France using Leavers looms, a type of machine that has not changed significantly since the early nineteenth century. The lace it produces has a particular quality: the threads interlock rather than simply crossing, which gives the fabric a dimensional quality and a durability that cheaper lace does not have.
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Why Torso Length Matters More Than Cup Size in Swimwear Fit
Most swimwear is sized by bust and hip. Torso length. The distance from your shoulder to your crotch. Is rarely mentioned on a product page, and yet it is the measurement that most often determines whether a one-piece or a high-waist bikini fits correctly. A piece that is too short in the torso pulls down at the front and gaps at the back. A piece that is too long bunches at the crotch. Neither is comfortable.
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