Crepe Chine - Recycled

The Recycled Crepe Chine Fabric - Eros is a 100% polyester crepe fabric weighing 82 gr/m2 with a width of 150 cm and GRS certification, indicating it as sustainable and recyclable. Printed with digital textile sublimation technology, the fabrics design features an abstract pattern of spots in seafoam green, jam purple, and white tones. The fabrics texture is soft and delicate to the touch, visually translucent, and with a slight grain. This printed design is ideal for creating fashion garments such as dresses, skirts, blouses, shirts, scarves, lingerie, and even bridal wear.

In combination with other solid colors, this fabric can be complemented with blue, ecru, nude, and even dusty pink tones that perfectly match the tonality present in the design. Additionally, it should be noted that the printed fabric only has a design on one side, not both.

The general characteristics of the fabric and its printed design include a soft and delicate texture to the touch, with a subtle grain that gives it a more natural appearance. In the case of the printed design, its complexity is standard and it is presented in a drawn style that combines modern and decorative art. This results in an abstract pattern of spots that adds an elegant and sophisticated style to the fabric.

The Recycled Crepe Chine Fabric - Eros has a wide variety of applications and uses, including the creation of clothing such as dresses, skirts, blouses, shirts, accessories, and even lingerie. The transparency of the fabric combined with its soft texture and grain provides a delicate and subtle finish to fashion garments.

Regarding the necessary care to ensure the durability of the fabric, it is recommended not to bleach it, wash it at maximum temperatures of 30°C, and iron the fabric at low temperatures. Dry cleaning is permitted, except with trichloroethylene, and the fabric cannot be tumble dried.

Finally, the printing technology used to manufacture this fabric is digital textile sublimation. This is done by printing the ink on transfer paper and then transferring it to the fabric by applying appropriate temperature and pressure. This results in a durable print, resistant to washing and wear, which maintains the quality and definition of the printed design.