Silk Noil
Silk Noil is a unique, textured fabric made from the short fibers left over from silk production, offering a soft hand and a slightly nubby surface.
About Silk Noil
Silk Noil is a specialty fabric characterized by its rustic texture and soft drape, made from the leftover fibers of the silk production process. This jacquard-woven fabric combines the luxurious qualities of silk with a more casual, organic feel, making it suitable for a variety of applications. Its unique texture provides visual interest, while its breathable properties make it comfortable to wear. Commonly used in garments such as dresses, blouses, and lightweight jackets, Silk Noil is appreciated for its ability to drape beautifully while maintaining a relaxed appearance.
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Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water. Iron on low heat while slightly damp.
Additional Information
Silk Noil is often favored for its eco-friendly attributes, as it utilizes the by-products of silk production, making it a sustainable choice for designers.
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