Look a little closer.
Compare texture at close range and at garment distance. Assess drape, recovery and how the surface responds to pressing before approving construction.
MATERIAL GUIDE / CREPE & TEXTURED FABRICS
A quieter surface. A stronger character.
A textured surface can add depth to a simple silhouette. Explore crepe and related materials when the design calls for restrained light, subtle grain and a tactile finish.
Representative textile detail. Actual articles vary in composition and finish.
A DESIGN DIRECTION
Crepe & textured fabrics
Textural interest · understated surface · versatile styling
Develop the idea.
Start with a simple pattern to judge the fabric’s character. Then decide whether the collection needs a fluid silhouette, crisp detail or a balance of both.
Protect the final result.
Confirm shrinkage and pressing behaviour on a sample. Care instructions should follow the approved fibre blend and finish, not the fabric name alone.
Put it into words.
Send the article reference, garment type, colour direction, target quantity and destination. Ask for the confirmed technical sheet and assess a sewn sample before committing to bulk material.
START YOUR SHORTLIST
Explore the catalogue.
Suggested references for discussion. Confirm the construction of the selected article with the team.
LET’S TALK FABRIC
Bring your next idea to life.
Share your fabric references, intended use and colour direction. Let’s build a clear starting point.