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Batiste is a term that commonly refers to a lightweight fabric used in fashion and textiles, but it also appears in other contexts associated with the name. In textiles, batiste is a soft, plain-weave fabric known for its translucence and smooth hand. Traditionally woven from cotton or linen, batiste can also be produced from silk or synthetic blends, yielding variations in drape and strength. Its sheer quality makes it well suited to delicate apparel such as lingerie, blouses, dress overlays, and baby garments, as well as household items like handkerchiefs and bridal veils. Cotton batiste remains the most common form, but blends are used to lower cost or increase durability. Finishing can range from a crisp, starched feel to a softer, more flowing drape depending on the application.

Batiste is also a surname and is borne by individuals in the United States and elsewhere. Notable

In consumer products, Batiste is the name of a popular brand of dry shampoo. Batiste products are

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