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  Animal Print

  
  

  Charmeus Fabric

  
  While Charmeuse catches the eye with its satin finish (though the other side has a dull back), its a very delicate fabric. it tears easily when wet and dry cleaning is recommended. It’s often used in women’s undergarments, women’s evening wear and other clothing because of the way looks under lights and how it accentuates body. It is also used in other fabrics in the home. While Charmeuse can be made out of silk, polyester can also be used.

  Checkered Fabric

  
  Checkered in definition means when two line cross each other. Checkered fabric are also called Paid Fabric and they are very stylish and eye-catching but not distracting. Fabricgenie is specialized in Paid or Checkered fabric with more than 100,000 yards of fabric in stock.

  Christmas Holiday Fabric

  
  

  Crepe De Chine Fabric

  
  Sheer and lightweight, Crepe De Chine can be made from cotton or silk, as well as silk-like artificial fibers like rayon or polyester. Crepe De Chine is most often used in women’s garments like blouses, dresses and skirts, as well as scarves and drapery. Crepe De Chine can be identified by its use of contorted crepe and stretch across the grain and as sheer, light and soft.

  Drapery Fabric

  
  

  Georgette Fabric

  
  Though Georgette Fabric has a history of being made from silk, it’s now being used with more modern materials. Polyester, rayon and other artificial fibers are now used in Georgette Fabric in a variety of clothes — blouses, dresses, evening wear, skirts and pants, to name a few. Its characteristics including being light, sheer, wrinkled crepe material that’s flattering on a body while having a dull finish.

  Lace Fabric

  
  Usually used in dresses, skirts, pants, shirts and blouses, Lace Fabric can be made from natural and man-made fibers. Lace Fabric is made by looping, interlacing, braiding or twisting the threads in a fabric, and the intentional holes in the design are a characteristic of the fabric. Prints, jacquards and eyelets, among others, can be patterned by Lace Fabrics.

  Metallic & Lurex

  
  Stunning when used for nightgowns, Metallic & Lorex Fabrics are made from, as the name suggests, a metallic yarn which begins as a polyester fiber. A vaporized layer of aluminum is then applied to a fabric. Metallic & Lorex Fabric is reflective and can be made in many different colors and patterns. Shirts, blouses and skirts, as well as other clothing items, have been made out of Metallic & Lorex Fabric.

  Pointelle Fabric

  
  

  Satin Fabric

  
  

  Sheer Fabric

  
  Sheer Fabric is semi-transplant and thin fabric made by thin thread or density of knit. Sheer fabric is one of the oldest fabrics in the industry and it’s made from Silk, Cotton, Polyester, rayon and many other fibers. Sheer fabrics could be from any type of fabric if it’s thin enough to be see through when it’s wet.

  Special Occasion Fabric

  
  

  Taffeta Fabric

  
  

  Velour Fabric

  
  While it may seem like velvet, Velour Fabric’s knit gives it elasticity. Velour Fabric is traditionally made from cotton, but polyester and nylon can also be used in its construction. It can be made in different colors, patterns and types, such as steam velour, panne velour and others. It can be used in apparel and in furniture upholstery.

  Velvet Fabric

  
  Once considered a luxury, Velvet Fabric was complicated and more material to create. Today, the woven, tufted threads of Velvet Fabric — usually cotton, silk or even polyester — are cut evenly, are attached to a primary base. The smooth finish of Velvet Fabric is desirable in clothing such as jackets and pants, as well as in home and party materials.

  Voile Fabric

  
  

  Woven Fabric

  
  Made by weaving different yarns together up and down and side to side, Woven Fabrics usually maintains its shape in many kinds of patterns. However, if spandex is used in the Woven Fabric it can stretch diagonally. Woven Fabric can be typed as either having a simple structure or a compound structure. Fibers such as cotton, polyester, rayon, linen and others can be used to make Woven Fabric.