What is Gauze Fabric?
- It is a thin translucent, lightweight, loosely woven fabric.
- Gauze fabric weaving process is crossed with overlapping yarns, which makes it firm and durable.
- Gauze can be made from non-woven fabric, for instance, fabrics that are neither woven nor knitted.
- Woven gauze used for medical dressing is usually made out of cotton.
- Non-woven fabric is made from synthetic fibers such as polyester or rayon blended with cotton. Moreover, it is stronger, bulkier, and softer than woven.
- Ingle gauze fabric in the market is also available as muslin.
History
- Gauze fabrics origin was from the Gaza region.
- Fabrics' name is derived from this place.
- This fabric was imported to medieval Europe for specific religions.
- During the early 13th century, gauze was forbidden instead a fine type of silk commonly known as Gazzalum was being imported.
- Although the origin of the word Gauze is uncertain but is often referred to in the Arabic and Persian word Qazz, meaning raw silk.
What makes it stand out?
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Texture |
Its texture gives a mesh and wrinkled glance |
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Appearance |
The fabric has a dull look on the surface |
Application & Usage
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Medical Dressing, Veil, baby carriers, loose dresses, skirts, and many more |
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Curtains and thermal blankets |
Care Instruction
- Hand washing the fabric is always the best option.
- If doing machine wash then go for a gentle wash.
- Overwashing will make your fabric shrink.
- To remove wrinkles go for steam ironing.
- Store it in a dry place or in a cotton bag to keep it safe from bugs.
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