INTRODUCTION OF FABRICS

ZARI TISSUE

Discover the opulent charm of our Zari Tissue fabric, a viscose metallic tissue woven with a loose weave that adds a touch of luxury to any garment. The loosely woven structure makes it breathable, ensuring comfort in any season.

One of the unique characteristics of Zari Tissue is its ability to create a highly textured, uneven appearance when crushed, adding an element of rustic elegance and distinctiveness. The fabric's metallic threads catch the light beautifully, creating a subtle shimmer that enhances its rich look.

Ideal for creating sarees, dupattas, and festive outfits, Zari Tissue fabric combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary style. Embrace the luxurious feel and breathable comfort of Zari Tissue, perfect for making a bold fashion statement any time of the year.

HSN NUMBER; 54071019

 

Pure Tissue Fabric: A Luxurious Choice

Pure tissue fabric is a type of lightweight, sheer fabric that is often used in high-end fashion due to its delicate and luxurious appearance. It is typically made from silk or a blend of silk and other fibers, giving it a lustrous finish and a smooth, crisp texture. Here are some key features:

1. Sheer and Lightweight: Pure tissue fabric is known for its translucency and light weight, making it ideal for elegant and airy garments.

2. Lustrous Finish: The fabric has a shiny, glossy surface that adds a touch of sophistication and glamour to any outfit.

3. Crisp Texture: It has a slightly stiff, crisp texture, which helps it hold its shape well and gives garments a structured appearance.

4. Composition: Traditional tissue fabric is primarily made from silk,and precious metals which gives it its characteristic softness, sheen, and delicate texture. However, it can also be made from synthetic fibers like polyester or viscose to achieve a similar effect at a lower cost.

Metallic Threads: Tissue fabric may include metallic threads made from materials such as gold, silver, or copper to create intricate patterns and enhance the fabric’s luster.

Cost of Pure Tissue Fabric

The cost of pure tissue fabric varies depending on factors such as the quality of the silk, the blend of fibers, the intricacy of the weave, and the region where it is purchased. On average, pure tissue fabric can range from ₹10000 to ₹30000 or more per meter. High-end designer tissue fabrics with intricate designs or embellishments can be significantly more expensive.

 

GLASS TISSUE 

Introducing our exquisite Glass Tissue fabric, a stunning material similar to organza, crafted from a luxurious blend of nylon and silk. This lightweight and transparent fabric is designed to capture the eye with its exceptional shine. When light falls on it, the fabric shimmers beautifully, giving an effect reminiscent of glass.

Durability**: Despite its delicate appearance, Glass tissue is quite strong and durable.

The delicate weave of Glass Tissue provides a unique texture that feels incredibly soft to the touch while maintaining its airy and lightweight nature. Perfect for creating elegant sarees, dupattas, and other fashion-forward garments, this fabric offers a sophisticated, ethereal look that stands out on any occasion.

Experience the luminous beauty and delicate charm of Glass Tissue fabric, and elevate your wardrobe with pieces that reflect both traditional craftsmanship and modern elegance.

SATIN SILK

Satin is a type of fabric known for its smooth, glossy surface and luxurious appearance. Here are some key characteristics and details about satin:

1. **Weave**: Satin is defined by its weave rather than its fiber content. It is woven in such a way that at least four threads are placed over one thread, creating a surface that reflects light, giving it its signature shine.

2. **Fibers**: Satin can be made from a variety of fibers, including silk, polyester, nylon, and acetate. Silk satin is the most luxurious and expensive, while polyester and nylon satins are more affordable and still offer a beautiful sheen.

3. **Texture and Feel**: Satin is known for its smooth and silky texture. The front side of the fabric is glossy and shiny, while the back side is typically duller and less smooth.

4. **Uses**: Satin is popular for evening gowns, bridal wear, lingerie, and luxury bedding. It is also used for blouses, ties, and accessories due to its elegant appearance.

5. **Care**: The care instructions for satin depend on the fiber content. Silk satin usually requires dry cleaning, 

6. **Advantages**: Satin is celebrated for its luxurious look and feel. It drapes beautifully and can create stunning, fluid silhouettes in garments.

7. **Considerations**: Satin can be slippery and more challenging to sew compared to other fabrics. It can also show water spots and snags easily, so it requires careful handling and maintenance.

8  Durability**: Despite its delicate appearance, satin is quite strong and durable.

Overall, satin is a versatile and elegant fabric choice, perfect for adding a touch of glamour to any project.

HSN 54071019

ORGANZA

Organza is a lightweight, sheer fabric known for its crisp texture and ethereal appearance. Originating from silk, modern organza can also be made from synthetic fibers like polyester and nylon, making it more accessible while retaining its delicate beauty.

1. **Sheerness and Lightness**: Organza is highly transparent, allowing light to pass through, which gives it a delicate, airy feel. This makes it perfect for creating layered looks in garments.

2. **Crisp Texture**: Unlike other lightweight fabrics, organza has a stiff, structured texture that holds its shape well. This property makes it ideal for adding volume and structure to dresses and accessories.

3. **Elegance and Versatility**: Known for its luxurious and elegant appearance, organza is often used in evening gowns, bridal wear, and high-fashion garments. It’s also popular for decorative purposes like curtains, table overlays, and gift wraps.

4. **Durability**: Despite its delicate appearance, organza is quite strong and durable. However, it can be prone to fraying and requires careful handling during sewing and wear.

5. **Care Instructions**: Depending on the fiber content, organza may need special care. Silk organza should be dry-cleaned,

HSN 54071019