Viscose Crepe Fabric is a crinkled texture fabric, made from viscose woven fiber. Viscose is derived from wood pulp and is a semi-synthetic fibre that gives a luxurious look whereas crepe-twisted fibres make a distinct texture which adds a slightly bumpy surface.
History
Viscose Crepe Fabric is a modest substitute for silk fabric, which emerged in the early 20s. Viscose is a semi-synthetic fibre derived in the late 19th century that was combined with crepe and became the most-demand fabric between 1920-1930.
What makes Viscose Crepe Fabric distinct from other fabrics?
- Feel of cotton with a look of silk.
- It has a distinctive texture that makes viscose crepe fabric stand out, thanks to the crepe finish.
- Glossy finish with texture surface.
- Creates unique drapes.
Applications
- They are used in workwear because of their polished look and comfortable feel.
- Its distinct texture makes it a popular choice for cushion covers and various home décor items.
- Good choice in sleepwear and lingerie.
- Used in making dresses, skirts, tops, etc. because of fluidity and soft feel with stylish texture.
How to judge the authenticity of viscose crepe fabric
- Do a test with water, viscose crepe absorbs water well as compared to other synthetic fibre.
- In the burn test, tends to burn quickly with a similar smell of wood with a non-smoky yellow flame.
Care instructions
- Use steam iron instead of applying direct heat onto the fabric.
- Wash fabric either in cool water or in lukewarm water, avoiding hot water
- Avoid stretching, hang it in a cool place.
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