Silk georgette (60 g/m²)

Versatile beauty of silk georgette fabric

Silk georgette is a lightweight, sheer fabric made from 100% mulberry silk. It has a slightly crinkled texture and a matte finish. The fabric offers a soft and breathable feel.

Soft and lightweight fabric

Silk georgette fabric feels soft against the skin. It is very light and airy, making it comfortable to wear. This fabric is ideal for warm-weather clothing and layered outfits.

Beautiful drape

The fabric falls and flows beautifully, and it suits any design. It gives garments a graceful look. The fabric is used to make dresses, scarves, and blouses look especially stunning in silk georgette. 

Slightly crinkled texture

Silk georgette has a natural and crinkled texture. This texture helps it hold shape well, and it also makes the fabric less slippery to handle. 

Breathable and comfortable

Silk is a natural fiber, so georgette is breathable and allows air to pass through. It keeps you cool and feels gentle on the skin. It is a good choice for long hours of wear.

Versatile for many uses

This georgette silk fabric is great for dresses, evening wear, tunics, skirts, scarves, sarees, dupattas, and more. It also works well in fashion accessories and delicate home decor products like curtains.

Ready for natural dyeing

Silk georgette material takes natural dyes very well, which gives rich and beautiful shades. It is an excellent option for eco-friendly dye projects using plant-dyed or herbal dyes.

Care instructions:

Washing advice: Generally, dry cleaning is recommended for silk georgette to maintain its quality. However, delicate hand washing in room temperature water, not more than 30°C, with a gentle detergent if required.

Natural dyeing advice: The silk georgette cloth makes it ideal for natural dyeing. No need to rewash it because it is already prewashed for dyeing. For best results, simply soak the fabric in water for 30 minutes before dyeing.

Extra services:

Besides manufacturing, we also provide extra services, including quality checking, packaging, exporting, special fabric weaving, and specific yarn development.