silk fabric in general; silks and satins

silk ribbon; a decorative band made of silk or synthetic fibers

A thick, smooth silk fabric with colorful woven patterns, traditionally used for clothing and decorations.

A thick, smooth, and glossy silk fabric; a traditional Chinese specialty.

A high-quality cotton fabric with a smooth, glossy finish similar to satin; traditionally used for making quilt covers and once presented as tribute to the imperial court.

a traditional Chinese silk fabric featuring intricate patterns of landscapes, flowers, or birds woven into a thick, lustrous satin; often used for clothing, quilt covers, or decorations

A variety of soft silk fabric made from mulberry silk or synthetic filaments, featuring a smooth texture and high luster; often used for embroidery, bedding, or decoration.

Various kinds of fine silk textiles; often used as a metaphor for luxurious clothing

A general term for various types of silk fabrics used for clothing

A type of cotton fabric with a smooth surface like satin; primarily used for hat brims or clothing linings.

High-quality satin originally produced in Zhejiang or Jiangsu for the imperial court during the Qing Dynasty; its name reflects that it was stored in the imperial treasury [[库|庫|ku4]]

cotton-backed sateen; a fabric with a cotton back and a satin or silk face (also known as gattar)

A type of heavy, high-quality silk brocade produced in Zhangzhou, Fujian; characterized by a satin background and plush patterns.

Silk satin that is white or without patterns

a smooth fabric with a glossy surface; satin fabric

Decorative flowers made from satin ribbons, commonly used for gift wrapping.

sateen or camlet fabric

a durable plain-woven fabric made from wool, silk, or hair

A sateen or camlet fabric woven from fine yarn, often used for linings; also called [[羽毛缎|羽毛緞|yu3 mao2 duan4]]

brocade or flowered satin