75D Printing Crepe Chiffon for Women's Dress

Chiffon comes from the French word for cloth or rag, however, the term chiffon describes the method that is used in order to create the fabric. It is a lightweight plain-woven sheer fabric that's commonly made from cotton, silk or a synthetic fiber. The material has some stretch to it and is somewhat rough to the touch. Chiffon has been worn as early as 1902 and continues to be a popular fabric today-especially in wedding and evening wear. The more popular uses for chiffon include the making of wedding gowns and other formal attire. Other suggested uses are blouses, skirts, dresses and pajamas. The fabric is also great for scarves, veils and saris, which is an uncut/unstitched transparent piece of cloth worn by women in India. Chiffon is the mesh like weave that gives the see-through appearance for such items. The fabric can also be woven for a checkerboard or twisted look. When it is twisted the fabric has a crumply appearance and in this case, the stitching must been done meticulously and be very straight and narrow so it will improve the overall appearance of the garment.

75D Printing Crepe Chiffon for Women's Dress