Satin Fabric

Satin, along with twill and plain weave, is one of the most important weaves in the textile industry. It creates material that is glossy, smooth, or lustrous. It has a glossy top surface and a dull texture at the back.

It was first developed in the 12th century in China. Then it passed through the Silk Road, leading to wider production in the Middle East. Now, it has spread to many countries across the globe.

Satin was a highly-regarded textile back then. They reserve this material for the clothing of royals and rich aristocrats. In short, satin symbolized wealth and prestige.

Satin fabric is made using the satin weave technique, which involves lengthy floating yarns on the fabric’s surface. Satin has several characteristics, including:

· Smooth, shiny surface

· A high degree of drape

· Soft and luxurious

· Can withstand wear and tear

· Versatile

Uses of Satin Fabric

The contributions of satin fabric go beyond fashion. Its features make it one of the favorite materials for adding a luxurious touch. Now, it can be used for a variety of purposes, such as:

             . Custom Travel Bag lining

· Couture wedding and evening gowns

· Home furnishing and draperies

· Flower making

· Lining for jackets and coats

· Ballet shoes making

· Bedding and linens

· Hats and ties