Satin

wovensatin/sateenTier 4/5Silk, Polyester, Nylon, Acetate

Satin is a luxurious woven fabric characterized by its smooth, glossy surface and soft hand, commonly made from silk, polyester, or nylon.

About Satin

Satin is a weave that produces a smooth, lustrous surface on one side and a dull finish on the reverse. The fabric is typically constructed using a satin weave, which involves floating warp threads over weft threads to create its signature sheen. Satin is known for its drape and fluidity, making it ideal for elegant garments such as evening wear, lingerie, and formal attire. It is also used in home textiles like curtains and upholstery, where a touch of luxury is desired.

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Construction Properties

Weight Range

90-300 gsm

Thickness Range

0.2-0.5 mm

Typical Width

140 cm

Woven Properties

Ends Per Inch (EPI)

30

Picks Per Inch (PPI)

20

Stretch Properties

Warp Stretch

0%

Weft Stretch

0%

Performance Properties

Air Permeability

0.5 cfm

Water Resistance

0 mm

Spray Rating

0

UPF Rating

15

Appearance & Hand

Luster

bright

Opacity

semi opaque

Surface Texture

smooth

Hand & Drape

fluid

Performance Features

wrinkle resistancestain release

Common Finishes

calendaredantimicrobialDWR (Durable Water Repellent)

Common Applications

evening gownslingeriebridal wearupholsterycurtains

Care Instructions

Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water. Use a mild detergent. Iron on low heat while slightly damp.

Additional Information

Satin can be made from various fibers, each affecting its properties. Silk satin is the most luxurious, while polyester satin is more affordable and easier to care for.

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