What is Ninon Fabric
- Ninon is a plain or leno-woven, lightweight sheer cloth.
- Curtains, formalwear, and lingerie may all benefit from using this fabric.
- Nylon, polyester, silk, rayon, and acrylic are just some of the filament yarns that go into making ninon.
- To begin with, this material is a robust silk.
History
- Ninon is a French word that came from the name Anne.
- It was famous during the early 20th century to make the evening outfits,
- Originally, it is produced out of silk.
- However, with time manufacturers started using polyester, rayon and nylon to produce it.
What makes it stand out
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Lightweight material |
Ninon is a lightweight and delicate material. |
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Draping |
This fabric comes with nice draping qualities. |
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Transparent |
Its transparency is not that much opaque as lace and voile. |
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Appearance |
It appears like mesh net and gives a crisp feel. |
Application
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Clothing |
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Home decor |
Curtains, drapery etc. |
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Accessories |
Care instruction
- It is very delicate fabric that should be washed with hands,
- Use light detergent to wash it off,
- Do not use bleach during washing,
- For machine wash, use cold water,
- Ironing should be done when fabric is holding moisture.
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