Organza Sarees

 

Organza Fabric..



Fabric nameOrganza
Fabric also known asOrganzine
Fabric compositionSilk or synthetic fibers
Fabric possible HPI variations7-18 HPI
Fabric breathabilityVery breathable
Moisture-wicking abilitiesMedium
Heat retention abilitiesLow
Stretch ability (give)Medium
Prone to pilling/bubblingNone
Country where fabric was first producedTurkestan
Biggest exporting/producing country todayChina
Recommended washing temperaturesHand wash cold or dry clean
Commonly used inDresses, scarves, blouses, evening wear, curtains

How Is Organza Fabric Made?



Few Organza Fabrics at the Silk Studio..






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