Pale Rose Crepe-Back Satin
Pale Rose Crepe-Back Satin
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This ex-designer fabric is a crepe satin. It's a blend of viscose and acetate, which are both natural-based fibres. It's light to medium weight with wonderous movement and fantastic drape. Has a lovely light satin sheen on one side, with a gently grainy crepe on the other. Has a luxurious handle, and is mostly fully opaque, but due to colour lets a little light through. Such beautiful quality! Perfect for dresses, blouses, bias pieces, or swishy trousers! Very versatile!
Width: 140cm
180gsm
Composition: 52% Viscose + 48% Acetate
Origin: Italy
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We sell our fabrics in 0.5m increments. If you want to buy 2m of this fabric, please enter 4 into the quantity box. All orders will be cut as a continuous piece.
We try to take photos that are an accurate representation of our fabrics and their colours, but due to differences between devices and screens the colour may vary slightly. Unfortunately we are unable to offer samples as all of our fabrics are short run end of lines and will likely sell out by the time a sample is delivered. If you'd like to see a video of the fabric or more photos please send us an email or drop us a DM on Instagram @newcrafthouse. If you are in London, you can also shop our fabric in person. You can find our opening times here.
*As all of our fabric and trim is deadstock we can't always be sure of the exact composition. We've given our best educated guess above!



