Organdy (noun)

1. A fine, sheer, crisp cotton fabric with a stiff finish.
2. A lightweight and sheer cotton cloth with a stiff finish, often used for making dresses, blouses and other clothing.

Origin:

The word "organdy" comes from the french word "organdi" which is derived from the name of a swiss village where the fabric was first made.

Examples:

1. The dress was made from organdy and had a beautiful, crisp texture.
2. The organdy curtains allowed light to filter through but still provided privacy.
3. The bride's veil was made from delicate organdy.
4. The organdy blouse was perfect for a summer day.
5. The organdy fabric was used for making wedding dresses and other formal wear.