Property Description Fabric Type Synthetic fabric made from PET (polyethylene terephthalate). Origin Developed in the 1940s,...
Introduction to Minky Fabric It is used for many things, like bedding, home decor and clothing. The fabric has a smooth texture and bright colors and feels comfortable. Minky fabric is becoming mo...
Introduction to Viscose Crepe Fabric This fabric is popular in fashion and interior design due to its elegant drape and breathable properties. Viscose Crepe is slightly stretched and smooth, makin...
Introduction to Viscose Filament Fabric It is known for its silk-like shine, soft texture and smooth drape. It gives the luxurious look and feel of silk but is more affordable. Ideal for designers...
Introduction to Ecovero Fabric Ecovero fabric has emerged as a revolutionary alternative to conventional textiles. This fabric aligns perfectly with modern eco-friendly fashion trends. Its growing...
Introduction to Plisse Fabric Plisse fabric is light and has a unique crinkled or wrinkled texture. The word “Plisse” comes from French and means “pleated” or “folded.” This fabric looks stylis...
Introduction to Petersham Grosgrain Fabric Petersham grosgrain is a special type of ribbon fabric with a soft feel and flexible structure. Traditionally used in tailoring for waistbands, hat bands...
What is Ratine fabric The French term "ratine" refers to a particular kind of wool fabric that has been brushed to give it a fluffy and curly appearance that increases the fabric's durability and...
What is Olefin Fiber Olefin is a synthetic fabric created by combining two different chemicals. Both ethylene and propylene fall into this category, with propylene being the more prevalent of the...
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...