1. Plural of dupion; a type of silk fabric with a rough, uneven texture produced from double cocoons or irregular silk fibers.
Usage: textile term; also spelled 'douppioni' or 'doupioni'

Examples

• The designer chose dupions for the wedding dress because of its distinctive textured appearance.
• Dupions are popular in high-end fashion for their natural, slightly irregular surface.
• The curtains were made from a blend of dupions and cotton for added durability.
• Dupions have a subtle sheen that makes them ideal for formal wear.
• The fabric store stocked several colors of dupions for customers seeking unique silk options.