Which statement describes Pleather's drape?

• A. Very Drapeable
• B. Brittle At Low Temperatures
• C. Poor Drapeability
• D. Excellent Moisture Absorption

Answer: (C)

Drape describes how a fabric hangs and folds under its own weight. Pleather, being a polyurethane-coated synthetic, tends to be relatively stiff and thick, so it doesn’t flow or form soft folds like fabrics with good drape. This stiffness means it hangs with more structure and less fluidity, which is why its drape is described as poor. Other properties mentioned, like moisture absorption or brittleness at low temperatures, don’t directly describe how the fabric falls and settles, so they don’t capture the drape behavior the question is asking about.