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Italian Crepe Fabric

A plain crepe that lets weight and movement define the silhouette. Its solid colour provides room to shape the lines of an abaya or dress, with flexible drape and slight stretch.

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Italian crepe

Italian Crepe Fabric

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SAR 150/mOut of stock
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Red
Colour — Red9 colours
SAR 150/m
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A plain crepe that lets weight and movement define the silhouette. Its solid colour provides room to shape the lines of an abaya or dress, with flexible drape and slight stretch.

Colour — Red9 colours
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Fabric nameItalian crepe
Made inItaly
PatternPlain

Description

A plain crepe that lets the cloth’s body and movement define the silhouette. Its solid colour provides room to shape the lines of an abaya or dress, with flexible drape and slight stretch accompanying the cut.

Discernible body and balanced drape

It has a presence across generous areas, visible as panels fall and folds gather. It suits designs that make use of the fabric’s body, allowing enough ease for the intended movement. Its slight stretch offers limited give to account for when setting the fit and cutting lines.

The cut provides the detail

It suits abayas, jalabiyas and dresses with clear lines: extended panels, a shaped sleeve or carefully arranged pleats. A curved panel or a change in sleeve volume can create the detail, while the solid colour brings the parts of the design together.

A foundation for balanced combinations

Use it alone when the cut provides enough interest, or pair it with lace or patterned fabric at the front or sleeve. Crepe remains the foundation, with the other cloth adding a motif to a chosen area. Related shades or deliberate contrast help define the presence of each part.

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