Still nothing can match the handicraft and quality. Muslin can be light and very thin to the extent that it makes it possible to weigh 10 grams’ yard of it and 6 yards of it can pass through the ring dressed in forefinger. Wrote Dr. Taylor, the British textile expert, in 1840: «Even today, in spite of the ideal achieved by weaving machines, cannot compete with any cloth fabrics in Dhaka transparency and beauty and paper tissue». Taylor mentions: «It was a muslin myth because it can be folded dress length of 50 meters from this cloth inside a match box». It was more of a weaver girls with thin delicate skilled fingers who enjoyed sharp eyesight and between the ages of eighteen and thirty. He explained: «During the Middle Ages, it was the best in Dhaka Muslin allocates the imperial court. They were not dealing with the most famous weavers as if they were employees of the tiles are not allowed to weave muslin to others. » As was the weaving process depending on the weather, which cannot be well dried, otherwise it will become fragile and will not likely any pressure and it would be impossible to work on it. It must be the air humidity specifications particular, where the tissue is absorbed from the air. To maintain the fabric of the heat, the surface should be built from the three insulating layers. The first layer of hay made and the second from the tin, and the third of bamboo. During summers, the suspension of a damp cloth on the windows to reduce the impact of hot air.

Of the hallmarks of muslin cloth, which is loved by designers, its ability to follow the body shape, which aggravated femininity. Makers and designers today uses Indian muslin fabric as a standard during the shearing process before going out the final form of the making an expensive fabric price dress. As well as other features characteristic of this type of fabric is the possibility of dye colored and embroidery. This can be done using a lot of different shapes and designs that make it unique and earn multi-use.