a fine lightweight plain weave fabric.
Plain weave; sheer silk made of tightly twisted, fine yarns; use for interfacing, veils, under gowns. A very sheer, crisp fabric made with a loose plain weave and tightly twisted yarns that have 10 to 20 turns per inch. Organza has a crisp drape, which requires special sewing techniques for seams, facings, and hems because they can be seen from the outside of the garment. Best for: Facings, Interfacings, and Linings for lightweight or sheer Fabrics.
A stiff thin plain weave fabric made of silk nylon acrylic or polyester organza is used primarily in evening and wedding attire for women.
A thin transparent fabric with a crisp finish
This versatile fabric is known for its sheer and lightweight plain weave. It has a medium to high yarn count and can be made of silk, rayon, nylon, or polyester. Organza fabric is used for a variety of purposes such as wedding gowns, ribbons, tablecloths, and bags. This fabric is also commonly referred to as sheer organza. It comes in different grades with varying weight of the fabric. Refer to Sheer for more information. To see an example of an wedding favor wrap, please refer to the colorful Zaarni Favor Wraps. These organza wraps are often used as alternatives to traditional tulle rounds/circles. The Laudene Favor Bag, Issabela Favor Bag, or Fiore Bella Favor Bags are also examples of stylish favor bags using organza with beautiful embroidery work. They are ideal for holding a variety of scented items such as soap petals, small bottles of bath oil, and guest hand soaps. Other favors that can fit into these unique organza favor bags include bottle stoppers and openers, ornaments, or cookies.
A very thin, but stiff, plain woven fabric.
A crisp, sheer, lightweight fabric that is somewhat stiffer than chiffon.
Organza is a transparent, crisp, lightweight; plain-weave fabric made of filament yarns.
a fabric made of silk or a silklike fabric that resembles organdy
A stiff, sheer, plain weave fabric.
A sheer rayon, nylon, or silk fabric constructed in plain weave and with a crisp finish, used in the manufacture of evening dresses, trimmings, etc.
sheer, fine fabric used in several layers for diaphanous evening gowns
A light, thin, transparent stiff fabric.
A crisp, sheer, lightweight plain-weave fabric, with a medium to high yarn count, made of silk, rayon, nylon, or polyester. The fabric is used primarily in evening and wedding apparel for women.
sheer, crisply textured fabric, almost transparent.
A thin, plain weave, sheer fabric of silk or synthetic filament yarn such as polyester or nylon . Used for evening or party wear, bridal wear, curtains, millinery.
a sheer dress fabric resembling organdy and usually made of silk, rayon, or nylon. Fine, sheer, lightweight, crisp fabric. It has a very wiry feel. It crushes or musses fairly easily, but it is easily pressed. Dressy type of fabric, sometimes has a silvery sheen. Used in trimming, neckwear, millinery, and underlinings for delicate, sheer materials, as well as an underlining for other fabrics that require a bit of stiffness without weight.
A thin stiff translucent silk or synthetic dress fabric. Organza is usually used in evening and wedding gowns.
a thin but stiff plain woven silk fabric.
a stiff, sheer fabric. Can be very sculptural, almost Asian-inspired.
A sheer, lighweight, plain weave fabric, with a relatively firm drape and handle, traditionally made from the continuous filament of silk yarns. Now often made using other fibres.
a fine, stiff, transparent, lightweight silk or synthetic fabric. it crushes and wrinkles fairly easily, but is easily pressed. organza sometimes has a silvery sheen.
Organza is a stiff see-through fabric, usually silk, rayon, or nylon.
A fine, plain weave sheer cotton fabric. Produced plain or patterned.
A fine, sheer, lightweight and crisp fabric with a stiff feel. It crushes or musses fairly easily, but it is easily pressed. This fabric is best suited for more formal or dressy attire and sometimes has a silvery sheen. A piece of organza fabric also makes a great pressing cloth to avoid scorch marks when ironing.
A transparent, stiff and wiry fabric fashioned from rayon or silk yarns.
Organza is a thin, transparent silk, rayon, or nylon fabric made in a plain weave and given a stiff, wiry finish.
A sheer, stiff, plain-weave cloth originally made from continuous filament silk in the gum, but now also made from continuous filament manufactured fibres. This fabric may be dyed, printed or machine embroidered.
Organza is a thin, plain weave, sheer fabric traditionally made from the continuous filament of silkworms. Nowadays , though many organzas are woven with synthetic filament fibers such as polyester or nylon, the most luxurious organzas are still woven in silk. Silk organza is woven by a number of mills along the Yangtze River and in the province of Zhejiang in China.