Hi everyone:Is anyone familiar with taffeta? Someone has asked me to buy her a jacket as a giftI have found one that fits her needs, but it is made of taffetaI'm wondering if it will be OK for everyday useFor example, wearing a heavy laptop bag, etcOr will it be damaged easily?I'm submitting this question here rather than in fashion because I figure you guys will be more likely to know your fabricsThanks for any help.
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Yes, I doI am from celtic origin and i have studied the celts alot.
Taffeta can be sturdy, but often not particularly hard wearing because of the heavier warp yarns and slick yarns typically used tend to let the fabric pull apart at the seams, a problem called seam slippage Does it come from a store like LL Bean that has a good guarantee? If so, I'd consider it.
