What is Grenadine Fabric?
- It is a light, open gauze-like weave fabric.
- Commonly its weaves are known as Leno or Cross weave.
- Involves two warp of silk yarns which makes a strong yet sheer fabric.
- This fabric is similar to gauze bobbinet tulle.
- There are four varieties of Grenadine known as Garza Fina, Garza Grossa, Prometeo, and Garza Piccola.
- Each one of them is different in terms of its fine smooth invisible-to-visible textures.
History
- Its popping seeds are from Como, a small town in Italy.
- Majorly it was worn as a black silk lace in France in the eighteenth century.
- Earlier, wooden jacquard looms were used to produce fine material.
- Moreover, shirts and uniforms were made out of them due to their breathability in tropical areas.
What Makes It Stand Out?
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Texture |
Bright, smooth fine texture |
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Versatile |
It comes in various colors and patterns. Best for both formal and informal wear. |
Application and Usage
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Ties, curtains, and laces |
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Shirts, colonial uniforms |
Care Instruction
- For removing stains this fabric is easy to dry clean.
- But precautions have to be taken if the silk fabric is there.
- It can be machine washed at a very low temperature in cold water.
- To remove wrinkles they can be easily steam-pressed.
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