Georgette Sarees

 

What Is Georgette?

Georgette is a type of crêpe fabric that is typically made from pure silk but can also be made from synthetic fibers like rayon, viscose, and polyester. French dressmaker Georgette de la Plante introduced the eponymous silk fabric in the early twentieth century.

  • The silk fabric is sheer and lightweight and has a dull, matte finish.
  • Crêpe Georgette is woven using tightly twisted yarns, which create a slight crinkle effect on the surface.
  • Silk Georgette is very similar to silk chiffon, which is also a type of crêpe fabric, but Georgette not as sheer as chiffon because of the tighter weave.
  • Georgette fabrics are sometimes sold in solid colors but georgette can be printed and often boasts colorful floral prints.

How Is Georgette Made?

Georgette is typically a plain weave fabric that is woven using tightly twisted s-twist and z-twist yarns, which are yarns twisted in opposite directions. These twists create slight puckers on the surface of the fabric, which gives Georgette its signature crinkled finish.

Georgette can also be woven using the satin weave or jacquard weave, which produces satin Georgette and jacquard Georgette respectively.


Few Georgette Sarees at our Studio..






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