organza

This fabric is prized for its structural integrity and crispness, allowing it to hold a shape that softer silks cannot. It is frequently used in haute couture to create volume in skirts or structured bodices without adding significant weight. Because it is an uncountable mass noun referring to a type of material, it does not have a plural form. To refer to specific items made from the fabric, one must use partitive constructions such as a piece of organza or a yard of organza.