Silk is a natural protein fiber produced by the silkworm Bombyx mori, known globally for its exceptional softness, luxurious luster, smooth drape, and high tensile strength. It is one of the strongest natural fibers, composed primarily of fibroin, which gives it durability, sheen, and a naturally breathable character. Silk can be woven into a wide range of textures — from fine, sheer chiffons to structured satins and taffetas — making it one of the most prestigious and versatile fabrics in the textile industry.
2. Applications
- Apparel: Luxury dresses, blouses, scarves, sarees, lingerie, bridal wear, and high-fashion garments.
- Home Textiles: Premium bedding, cushion covers, drapery, and upholstery accents.
- Accessories: Ties, pocket squares, headwear, luxury linings, and embroidery bases..
3. GSM Range
We offer Silk in all GSM ranges, including lightweight 20–60 GSM for chiffon, organza, and habotai; medium 60–120 GSM for crepe, satin, and charmeuse; and heavy 120–200+ GSM for duchess satin, brocade, and structured silhouettes.
4. Composition
Available compositions are 100% Pure Silk, Silk/Polyester blends, Silk/Cotton blends, Silk/Viscose blends, and Silk/Spandex blends for stretch versions. We also provide Recycled Silk and Tussar, Mulberry, Eri, and Muga Silk variants based on project requirements.
5. Customizations & Coatings
We offer a broad range of customization options, including digital printing, screen printing, yarn-dyed patterns, jacquard weaving, and embroidery-compatible silk bases. Functional finishes such as W/R (Water Repellent), softening, antibacterial, UV-protection, and wrinkle-resistant treatments can be applied. Coating options include PU or resin finishing, lamination, and backing with tricot or chiffon for structure or opacity control. Custom width, texture (matte to high sheen), and weave construction are also available.
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