Which term describes a thin, crinkled fabric commonly used in funeral merchandise, including silk, rayon, cotton, or wool?

• A. Crinkled
• B. Copper
• C. Crepe
• D. Crown

Answer: (C)

Crepe is the fabric with a distinctive crinkled surface. This texture comes from the way the yarns are woven or finished and is commonly used in funeral merchandise, available in fibers such as silk, rayon, cotton, or wool. Its lightweight, draped appearance with a subtle crinkle makes it a versatile and familiar choice for shrouds, coverings, and other items. The other terms don’t fit as fabric names: copper is metal, crown is a decorative headpiece, and crinkled is only a description, not a fabric type.