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Dupioni Silk (meaning double) is produced when two or
more silkworms spin their cocoons closely together.
These slightly tangled cocoons produce filament that
is rough, uneven and not as strong as cultivated silk.
It is usually reeled and used to make fine or heavy
yarns with pronounced irregular slubs at random
intervals. Dupioni silk usually comes from cultivated,
rather than wild, silkworms because their living
quarters are more crowded, increasing their chances of
tangling the cocoons. Like cultivated silk, dupioni is
easy to dye, so fabrics are often brightly colored.

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