Solid Natural Silk Crepe Satin with Elastane "Blue"

Composition: 100% natural silk.
Country of origin: Italy.
Width: 140 cm.
Color: blue.
Features: high-quality Italian crepe satin made from natural silk – a luxurious, elegantly draping fabric distinguished by its subtle crepe texture and soft satin sheen. The fabric surface is not completely smooth – the light crepe structure gives it a refined character, while the satin sheen appears soft and understated. The fabric drapes beautifully, is pleasant to the skin, is not see-through, and is perfect for exclusive, elegant garments.

Suitable for:
• garments: dresses, skirts, blouses, shirts, robes, lingerie, sleepwear;
• home textiles: bedding, pillowcases, curtains;
• accessories: scarves, ties, hair accessory production.

Information:
• collectible, luxurious Italian solid silk (silk fabric) crepe satin with elastane;
• natural silk is known for its exceptional softness, breathability, and temperature regulation – it warms in cold weather and pleasantly cools in summer;
• silk fabric is extremely lightweight and has a natural drape, making it ideal for elegant dresses, shawls, and lightweight garments;
• silk has moisture-regulating properties: it absorbs moisture but does not leave a damp feeling on the skin;
• silk fabrics help prevent friction on skin and hair – hence widely used for pillowcases and sleep textiles;
• natural silk’s antibacterial and hypoallergenic properties are suitable for sensitive skin and people prone to allergies;
• silk is a natural, biodegradable, sustainable fiber, less prone to static and resistant to dust mites;
• the fabric is certified „STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®”, ensuring the highest quality and safety standards.

Care:
• washing: recommended to wash at 30 °C on a gentle cycle. Use mild detergents and avoid strong bleaches;
• drying: air dry. Do not tumble dry, as an inappropriate setting may damage the fabric – the responsibility for choosing the drying program lies with the user;
• ironing: if necessary, iron at medium temperature (up to 150 °C). Avoid direct heat exposure to the fabric surface.