Silk Charmeuse Satin Fabric

Experience the luxury of 100% natural silk charmeuse satin fabric, featuring a glossy surface and matte back, perfect for creating elegant garments and home décor with its smooth drape and lustrous finish.

Premium Silk Fabric

This premium silk fabric uses a special 4-over-1 satin weave that creates an ultra-smooth surface, making it ideal for formal wear and special occasion garments. The natural silk fibers provide excellent breathability and temperature regulation.

Medium-Weight Construction

The medium-weight construction offers versatility for various projects, from flowing dresses to decorative items. The fabric drapes beautifully and moves gracefully, while maintaining its shape and durability over time.

Dry Cleaning

Professional dry cleaning is recommended for best results. Hand washing in cold water with mild detergent is acceptable, followed by hang drying. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric, and iron on low heat if needed.

Parameters

Details

01 Material

100% Pure Silk

02 Width

44/45 inches

03 Weight

90 GSM

04 Thickness

0.18 mm

05 Construction

Satin weave (4/1)

06 Finish

Glossy front, matte back

What makes silk charmeuse different from other silk fabrics?

Silk charmeuse has a distinct satin weave that creates a shiny front and matte back. This unique construction gives it superior drape and a luxurious feel compared to regular silk fabrics.

How should I prepare the fabric before sewing?

Pre-wash the fabric by soaking in lukewarm water for 10 minutes, then air dry until slightly damp. Iron on low heat to prevent future shrinkage. Use fine needles (60/8-80/12) and short stitches when sewing.

What types of projects work best with this fabric?

This fabric is ideal for evening wear, bridal gowns, lingerie, blouses, and home décor items like pillowcases and curtains. Its smooth drape makes it particularly suitable for bias-cut garments.

What are the best sewing techniques for this fabric?

Use French seams or flat-felled seams for clean finishes. Secure pieces with clothespins instead of pins. Finish edges with a serger or fine rolled hem to prevent fraying.