Dressmaking fabrics include a network of natural and artificial fibers which maybe yarn or thread. Yarns are produced by spinning raw fibers of wool, flax, cotton, hemp or other materials to produce long strands. These fabrics are formed by weaving, knitting, crocheting, knitting, felting or braiding. These fabrics are then processed to make clothes or dresses. There are various types of best quality fabrics which can be used to make dresses like cotton, sequins and sparkles, denim and cord, crepe, satin and polyester, jersey, lace , linen and ramie, lining, muslin, hessian and calico, scuba and technical, silk, velvet, viscose, modal and cupro, voile and chiffon, wedding and prom, wool and suiting and others. The dresses are of different designs like spots, animal prints, ethnic, geometric, plain and stripes. There can be various colors in it like black, white and grey, blue and green, brown and naturals, reds and pinks and multi. There are limited editions and only limited amounts available. This means we can bring our luxury catwalk fabrics at an incredible price. It’s better if we buy the fabrics as we see them or decide to make the dresses because the market for these is very fluctuating.

Fabric made from long cotton fibers is generally considered to be of a higher quality than fabrics made from shorter cotton fibers. Fine yarn can tightly bound, which makes the resulting fabric stronger and more durable. There are so many types of fabric available it is very easy to feel lost in a textile showroom. Usually, it is the color and patterns that attract us first to a fabric. The way the fabric will feel against our skin, how it will behave when sewing, how it will drape against our body – all these are as important to our fabric buying decision as its color and designs. One major factor we must consider while choosing the fabric for our clothes is the quality of the fabric. It has to be a good quality fabric without any tears or imperfections in the dye, print, fibers etc. If the weave is loosely woven we will have see-through garments and also maybe a weak garment. For more info visit http://www.fcfabricstudio.com/

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