Which fabric has spun filling (ply)?

• A. China Silk
• B. Crash
• C. Tussah Silk drapery
• D. Handkerchief Linen

Answer: (C)

Spun filling means the weft yarn is made by twisting short fibers into a ply yarn rather than using a single continuous filament. Silk fabrics can be either filament silk or spun silk; tussah silk comes from wild silkworms and has short, coarse fibers, so it is typically spun into yarns for weaving. That spin creates a filling that is ply-based, giving the heavier, textured drapery feel often seen in tussah silk drapery fabrics. The other options rely on filament silk or non-silk fibers, which use filament or non-spun fillings rather than spun silk.