Undye Natural White Purchase Silk Lurex Stripes Metallic Georgette Fabric Suppliers

Silk Fabric Ika Offer

Fabric Thickness(mm) 1mm=4.3056gsm

Silk Twill

10/12/14/16/18/22

Silk Satin/Charmuse

12/14/16/19/22/25/30

Silk Chiffon

6/8/10/12/14

Silk Georgette

6/8/10/12/14

Silk Habotai

8/10/15

Silk Ponge/Paj

4.5/6

Silk Crepe De Chine

12/14/16/18

Silk Heavy Crepe

20/23/30/40

Silk Dupioni

16/19/23

Above listed some silk fabric which in stock. We also have silk blend fabric, like silk cotton, silk lurex, silk spandex which are too many to list all of them. If you have any specail need, contact us freely.

Plain Dye

We can dye customize color. MOQ is one roll (one roll about 45-50 meters. Provide us pantone number or send us color sample)

Print

Screen print, digital print, rotary screen printing, double face digital print and so on. MOQ depends on what kind of print will
use. For detail contact IKA.

Plisse

Plisse after dye or print

Embriodery

Embroide after dye or print

Type of Fiber

Silk is a natural fiber

Polyester is a synthetic fiber

Wrinkles and Creases

Silk tends to get wrinkles and creases easily since it is a natural fiber

Polyester is resistant to wrinkles and creases

Texture

Silk is very smooth and soft and has a shine

Polyester is not soft or smooth as silk

Maintainance

Silk should be maintained carefully

Polyester does not need to be maintained carefully

Cost

Can be extremely costly when sold by the meter or when made into clothing items

Doesn’t cost lot when made into clothing or sold by the meter

The bestest and easiest way is to burn: It is a definitive test. Wipe away your doubts, once for all. Take a few threads of the fabric and burn them. Protein (Silk/Wool, Cashmere, Alpaca etc): Burns slowly and shrinks or curls away from the flame. Will not stay lit after flame is removed. Very little smoke is produced but it smells like burnt hair or feathers. Ash is a gritty powder or a dark brittle, easily crushable bead. While polyester bead can not be crushed.