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Product code 109-32-0006
A soft, flowy dress fabric in taupe made of ultra-breathable cupro. Feels like real silk, but easier to care for. Ideal for making dresses, blouses, tops, and palazzo pants.
Read more| Shade: | greybrown |
| Material: | 40% rayon, 60% cupro |
| Width (cm): |
135 cm
The useable width you can actually sew with, not including selvedge. |
| Width (inches): | 53 ″ |
| Weight (gsm): | 100 gsm |
| Weight (oz): | 2.9 oz |
| Minimum order: | 0.2 m |
| Care: | |
| Availability: | seasonal collection |
| Producer / Supplier |
Manufacturer SARTOR BOHEMIA s.r.o. Cukrovarnicka 67, 16200 Prague, Czech republic info@sartorbohemia.com www.sartorbohemia.com Sartor Bohemia |
in stock 35.4 m
Cupro is a material in the rayon family, that has a look and feel similar to silk. Its excellent quality and ecological pedigree set it apart from ordinary rayon and it is especially pleasing to the touch. This material is so soft and fine that it’s easy to forget you’re wearing it.
Cupro is a breathable material that has a significant cooling effect in the heat. That makes it a safe choice for sewing clothing to wear in even the hottest conditions.
Crepe georgette is a type of fabric woven with tightly twisted yarn (in this case cupro) that gives it an interesting pebbled structure. When combining fabrics, try pairing it with another crepe weave or a sheer georgette.
This cupro crepe georgette can be used anywhere you would find silk crepe georgette. It is perfect for both dressy and casual garments, especially draped and flowing styles.
Items you might sew with crepe georgette:
Wash by hand or on your machine’s gentle cycle. Do not wring; lay flat to dry. Cupro fibers can withstand fairly high temperatures, but if not washed gently can stiffen somewhat, forming creases that are difficult to iron out. Dry iron on no higher than the cotton setting.
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