ABOUT FABRICS - sewing boutique chooses quality
Silk
Jaquard
Jaquard
Silk, an animal fiber produced for over 4,000 years mainly in China and Southeast Asia, has always been a "royal" fabric. The complex production process makes it desirable and expensive.
⚜️Silk fibers come from caterpillars of certain butterfly species, that spin long threads. These mulberry leaf-loving caterpillars create cocoons with t
Silk, an animal fiber produced for over 4,000 years mainly in China and Southeast Asia, has always been a "royal" fabric. The complex production process makes it desirable and expensive.
⚜️Silk fibers come from caterpillars of certain butterfly species, that spin long threads. These mulberry leaf-loving caterpillars create cocoons with the thread they produce.
⚜️Silk comes in a mind-blowing variety of yarns and fabrics. You can find smooth and shiny ones or coarse and matte. Some are lightweight, while others are incredibly rich and heavy. There are around 35 different silk fabrics like Crêpe, Dupion, Satin, Georgette, Shantung and many more.
⚜️Silk has an amazing effect to our bodies: allows air to circulate, keeping you cool in warm weather and warm in cold weather; hypoallergenic, making it suitable for people with sensitive skin, and it has natural antimicrobial properties, helping to reduce bacteria growth.
⚜️Boutique invites you to visit shop and to explore styles of silk button up shirts.
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Jaquard
Jaquard
Jaquard
Jacquard weaving is a special technique that allows to create beautiful, intricate patterns directly into the fabric. By using different types of yarn, is possible to achieve stunning visual effects.
⚜️️When silk, known for its natural shine and soft feel, is combined with a Jacquard weave, the result is a truly luxurious fabric with a ti
Jacquard weaving is a special technique that allows to create beautiful, intricate patterns directly into the fabric. By using different types of yarn, is possible to achieve stunning visual effects.
⚜️️When silk, known for its natural shine and soft feel, is combined with a Jacquard weave, the result is a truly luxurious fabric with a timeless elegance.
⚜️Jacquard fabrics have been used for centuries to create everything from fine tapestries to fashionable clothing. The technique is named after Joseph Marie Jacquard, a 19th-century French inventor who developed a revolutionary loom that automated the weaving process, making intricate patterns more accessible.
⚜️Right now, our boutique offers shirts/jackets made from a panther-patterned Jacquard fabric that contains 35% silk yarn. This silk content gives the fabric a beautiful, lustrous sheen.
⚜️Boutique invites you to visit shop and to explore this stunning silk jacquard style.
(coming soon).
Wool
Jaquard
Viscose
Sewing boutique will always choose wool - a versatile and high-performance fiber that offers so many benefits for people. Wool has been valued for centuries for its properties and positive health effects.
⚜️ It is natural temperature regulator, keeping you warm in the cold and cool in the
heat.
⚜️ Lanolin in wool has natural antibacterial p
Sewing boutique will always choose wool - a versatile and high-performance fiber that offers so many benefits for people. Wool has been valued for centuries for its properties and positive health effects.
⚜️ It is natural temperature regulator, keeping you warm in the cold and cool in the
heat.
⚜️ Lanolin in wool has natural antibacterial properties and overall, wool's warmth has a positive effect on our well-being.
⚜️Blending wool with other fibers like cotton, silk, linen or even polyesteror, acrylic can
enhance comfort by improving softness, breathability, durbality and etc.
⚜️Boutique invites you to explore REMIZO styles, featuring plenty of warm and cozy wool
(coming soon).
Viscose
Jaquard
Viscose
Viscose is made from a surprising source: wood pulp! This wood pulp typically comes from fast-growing trees like eucalyptus, beech, and pine. Different treatments makes viscose like silk, wool or cotton.
⚜️Don't confuse viscose with polyester! Polyester is a fully synthetic fiber and is not derived from any natural sources!
⚜️Viscose offers
Viscose is made from a surprising source: wood pulp! This wood pulp typically comes from fast-growing trees like eucalyptus, beech, and pine. Different treatments makes viscose like silk, wool or cotton.
⚜️Don't confuse viscose with polyester! Polyester is a fully synthetic fiber and is not derived from any natural sources!
⚜️Viscose offers some impressive advantages. It's breathable, moisture-absorbent and drapes beautifully. This fabric is renowned for its soft, smooth texture, often compared to silk. Similar to cotton, viscose allows air to circulate, keeping you cool and comfortable, especially in warm weather.
⚜️We particularly love viscose satin and invite you to explore soft, gentle and lustrous REMIZO viscose styles.
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