Definitions:

1. A lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric that is typically finished to be soft, smooth, and slightly stiff, often used for lining garments, making medical bandages, or producing fine clothing and accessories. NOUN
   • The seamstress chose jaconet as a lining fabric for the delicate evening gown.
2. a type of cotton fabric that is typically lightweight and closely woven, originating in East India, and often bleached, dyed, or printed on. NOUN
   • Jaconet is a verstile fabric that can be used for a variety of purposes, depending on its weight and construction.

Synonyms:

• batiste
• cambic
• lawn cotton
• muslin