1. Plural of crepon; a fabric with a wrinkled or crimped surface, typically made from silk, wool, or synthetic fibers.
Usage: Usually used in the plural or as a mass noun when referring to the material itself.

Examples

• The designer chose crepons for the evening gown because of their elegant texture.
• Crepons are popular in high-fashion garments due to their distinctive wrinkled appearance.
• She draped the crepons carefully to showcase the fabric's natural crinkles.
• The boutique specializes in fine crepons imported from Europe.
• Crepons require gentle handling during cleaning to preserve their delicate surface.