Fashion Fabric

Fashion fabric refers to textiles specifically chosen for creating clothing and accessories, reflecting current trends, styles, and seasonal themes. These fabrics come in various types, each with distinct characteristics:

Mono Satin: Glossy and smooth, often used in formal dresses.
Chanderi Fabric: A traditional Indian textile known for its lightweight, sheer quality and luxurious feel.
Yarn Dyed Fabric: The process allows for vibrant colors and intricate patterns.
Nylon Dyed / Polyester Fabric: Achieve specific colors before the fabric is woven or knitted.
Tabby Fabric: Simplicity and versatility make it a textile industry staple.
Ziggling Fabric: Lightweight, fun, and vibrant textiles, typically featuring bright colors or whimsical patterns.
Brasso Fabric: It features printed or embossed designs for a textured effect.
Organza Fabric: Organza fabric is a lightweight, sheer, and crisp textile traditionally made from silk, though it can also be crafted from synthetic fibers such as nylon, polyester, and acetate.