Barathea
Barathea is a luxurious woven fabric characterized by its soft texture and subtle sheen, commonly made from a blend of wool and silk.
About Barathea
Barathea is a fine, lightweight woven fabric traditionally made from wool and silk, known for its smooth, slightly lustrous surface. It features a plain weave construction, which contributes to its durability and elegant drape. The fabric is often used in formal wear, such as suits and evening gowns, due to its refined appearance and comfortable feel against the skin.
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Care Instructions
Machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water. Iron on a medium setting. Do not bleach.
Additional Information
Barathea is often used in high-end fashion and is favored for its luxurious feel and elegant drape, making it a popular choice for formal garments.
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