Grezet

 Grezet or rezet - inexpensive thin fabric of wool or low-grade silk, popular in the XIX century. Originally grezet had a light gray color and pattern melkotsvetochny later began to produce fabrics of other colors. Dresses of this matter fairly cheap cost and look elegant, so she was in great demand among girls who want to look fashionable and do not spend a lot of money on the toilet - for example, dressmakers or actresses. These girls were called grisettes - the word came into use quickly and was wearing a somewhat playful tone. From grezeta sewed and other items of women's toilets - blouses, skirts, scarves, hoods. Today, this fabric is no longer available.