Organic Cotton Voile - Cupid

The base fabric of the Organic Cotton Voile - Cupid is an organic cotton voile weighing 80 gr/m2 and 145 cm wide, certified by GOTS - ORGANIC CU1016503. The plain color printed on the fabric is Cork Brown with a CMYK ink combination of 18 29 61 5.

The secondary color of the fabric, Cork Brown, is an elegant and sophisticated color that suggests stability and security. In addition to combining with a wide range of colors, such as cream, white, gold, and soft green, cork brown can also be used as a neutral tone in combination with other brighter colors like red or turquoise. Its presence of reddish tones gives it a touch of warmth and balance.

The fabric is printed with the plain Cork Brown color on one side using digital textile printing, which means that the image has been transferred directly to the fabric using high-tech printers. This printing technique is not traditional dyeing and is characterized by its high quality in details and long-term durability.

The characteristics of the base fabric include a soft and delicate texture to the touch, and its thinness makes it ideal for use in summer fashion garments, lingerie, or accessories. It is a sustainable and environmentally friendly organic fabric that complies with the most demanding international standards regarding its production and quality.

The applications or uses of the fabric are extensive and varied, ranging from making shirts and skirts to producing lingerie and bridal wear. Furthermore, the delicate texture and softness make it ideal for making scarves, table linen, and curtains.

Regarding fabric care, it is resistant to maximum temperatures of 30°C in the washing machine and allows dry cleaning except for trichloroethylene. The fabric can be easily ironed at a warm temperature, and the dryer can be used as long as it is at a reduced temperature.

The printing technology used for the production of the fabric, reactive direct digital printing, is an advanced technique that allows the customization of fabrics with greater precision and quality, and at a higher speed than other techniques. This technique uses reactive inks for natural fibers that penetrate deeply into the fabric fibers and integrate with them, ensuring long-lasting resistance to fading and wear.