Silk Pongee
Taupe
A medium-weight silk made from Tussah or Wild Silk. It has a slightly textured surface, medium luster, and slight drape.
This fabrication is great for picture frames, lamp shades, and drapes.
36" (Stripes, Checks, Plaids)
42"/44"/45"/54" (Natural, Ecru, Off White)
42"/44"/45" (Colors)
(1) Pattern: Intricate motifs creating captivating textiles.
(2) Textured: Fabrics with subtle patterns or raised textures for depth and appeal.
(3) Balanced: Moderately patterned fabrics with harmony and versatility.
(4) Minimalist: Subtle patterns for versatile detailing.
(5) Solid: Classic and timeless with uniform color, versatile simplicity.
Course / Soft
(1) Coarse: Prominent and irregular textures for a rugged and tactile dimension.
(2) Textured: Noticeable textures add depth and visual interest, offering a tactile experience.
(3) Balanced: Moderately textured fabrics balance coarseness and softness for comfort.
(4) Smooth: Smooth and refined fabrics offer a pleasant touch and a polished look.
(5) Soft: Luxuriously soft fabrics feel gentle and comforting, providing cozy comfort.
Matte / Shine
(1) Matte: A non-reflective, velvety-smooth fabric for understated elegance.
(2) Low Sheen: A subtly shiny fabric that adds a touch of refinement.
(3) Balanced: A fabric with a moderate sheen, versatile for various styles.
(4) Lustrous : A shiny fabric that brings radiance and polish to your garments.
(5) Shine: A high-shine fabric that exudes glamour and captures attention.
Light / Heavy
(1) Light: Delicately thin and airy fabrics for a weightless drape.
(2) Airy: Lightweight fabrics with a gentle, breathable feel.
(3) Balanced: Moderately weighted fabrics for versatile comfort.
(4) Substantial: Noticeably weighted fabrics with durability and structure.
(5) Heavy: Thick and robust fabrics for a bold presence and durability.
Common Questions
Can Raw silk be washed?
Raw silk can be washed, but it's important to take special care to avoid damaging the delicate fibers. We recommend hand-washing in lukewarm water with a gentle, pH-neutral detergent, and avoiding harsh chemicals or bleach. After washing, gently squeeze out excess water and lay the fabric flat to air-dry, away from direct sunlight or heat. By following these steps, you can keep your raw silk products clean and beautiful for many years to come.
Can I iron silk fabric?
Yes, you can iron silk fabric, but it's important to use a low heat setting. Set your iron to the silk or low temperature setting and avoid direct contact between the iron and the silk fabric by placing a cloth or pressing cloth between them.
How do I remove wrinkles from silk?
To remove wrinkles from silk, you can try steaming the fabric using a garment steamer or hang it in a bathroom with hot water running to create a steamy environment. Alternatively, you can use a low-heat iron with a pressing cloth to gently press out the wrinkles.
How should I store silk fabric?
When storing silk fabric, it's best to avoid hanging it, as silk can stretch over time. Instead, fold the fabric and place it in a clean, dry, and breathable container or drawer. Avoid storing silk in plastic bags, as they can trap moisture and lead to mildew.
Can I use fabric softener on silk?
It's best to avoid using fabric softener on silk fabric. Fabric softeners can leave a residue that affects silk's natural sheen and texture. Instead, focus on using gentle detergents specifically designed for silk.
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