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Silk

	Components Silk is a natural protein fibre that can be woven into textiles.
	Properties Silk has a shimmering appearance that comes from the fibres' triangular prism-like structure which allows silk cloth to refract incoming light at different angles.
	Hygiene And Maintenance Silk can not stand high temperatures so never soak, boil or bleach silk. Silk may be hand-washed in tepid water (35°C maximum) with the addition of a washing product for delicate lingerie e.g., soap flakes or gentle detergent. Rinse thoroughly three times using hand hot water for each rinse. Allow drying if necessary in an airy place away from the sun and direct heat and use a cool iron taking special care not to apply too great pressure over the seams.

Example

Silky sash restraints

Silky sash restraints

In alphabetical order

Acetate	Foam	PassionSkin	Sil-a-Gel
Acrylic	Food grade PVC	Patent leather	Silicone
Agate	Futurotic	Phthalate Free PVC	Silk
Aluminum	Futurotic Plus	Plastic	SoftSkins
AquaGel	Industrial net	PleasureSkin	SoftTouch
Aventurine	Intramed	Plush	Spandex
Better-Than-Real	Jel-Lee	Poly-melt	Sponge
Brocade	Jelly	Polyamid	Stainless steel
Ceramic	Lace	Polyester	Sterling silver
Chiffon	Lacquer cote	Polyethylene	Stone
Chrome alloy	Lambskin	Polyurethane	Suede
Cotton	Latex	Private Touch	Superskin
Crystalessence	Leather	PU coated plastic	Techno-skin
Cyberglass	Loveclone RX	Pure skin	Tempered glass
CyberSilicone	Lucite	Pvc	TPE
Cyberskin	Lycra	Pyrex glass	TPR
Diamond net	Mesh	Rabbit fur	TPR Silicone
E-glass	Metal	Realskin	Trueskin
Elaspan	Microfiber	Rubber	Ultra realistic 3.0 (UR3)
Elastomed	Neoprene	Rubber cote	Velvet
Elastomer	New supersoft	Sandstone	Velvet cote
Fake fur	Non-Latex	Satin	Vinyl
Faux fur	Non-porous TPR	Semi-precious stone	Vinyl rubber
Faux-leather	Nylon	SensaFirm	VixSkin
Feather	O2	Senso	Wood
Fence net	Opulux	Senso Plus	WTP
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Last update: February 07, 2012