What kind of fabric was used for Mingyue Dashiming’s clothes in the Qin Dynasty?

Gradient is very easy to make now. You can do it on the computer and then print it. No good stuff is needed either. Just leave it to the store. Nowadays, COS does not use silk, it is easy to break and the cost is very high. Speaking of silk in general market. No silk ones. Clothing in the past was either silk or cotton and linen. Nowadays, neither silk nor cotton is common. Most are blended and combed. Generally, those who wear gorgeous costumes will use mercerized satin or brocade, imitation silk and some low-priced satin. The misty ones include chiffon, chiffon and light gauze. However, if your photography skills are not very good, it is best not to use mercerized satin and imitation silk. Because the reflective effect is similar to real silk. But it would be vulgar if the photography wasn’t done well. Requires powerful post-processing. Moreover, improper wearing of underwear or poor posture when wearing will also cause the clothes and people to look vulgar. Brocade is certainly better. The luster will not be fake, but the minimum price is 7 yuan per meter. Used ones are more expensive. Costs have skyrocketed. Besides, that thing can easily weigh several meters or several kilograms. The upper body is very heavy. I once made a kimono out of brocade. One piece weighs nearly 5 pounds. Later it was sold. Another problem with brocades is that they are all colored, not plain. For the gorgeous style of ancient costume, just use some satin material with dark texture and then embroider it with brocade for hemming. When doing COS business later, you will have ready-made sample clothes and fabrics to choose from, just go to them. If you want exquisite craftsmanship at no expense, go to ID: Jiuquan of Jiudu. If you want it to be cheap, feel free. Not to mention the similarity in appearance, there will be satin in the fabric.