Twill - Prada

The Sarga - Prada fabric is an elegant twill fabric that combines the softness and delicacy of its texture with a vibrant, vintage 60s-style printed design, where multicolored flowers evoke a fresh and retro air.

This fabric stands out for its composition of 96% polyester and 4% elastane, which gives it ideal lightness for summer garments and a subtle elasticity that provides comfort. The floral print is particularly striking, with a multicolored palette that will vary in its artistic expression depending on the use. These vibrant tones can be perfectly complemented with solid colors such as white, black, olive green, or navy blue, which not only balance the design but also provide versatility in its combination. It is important to note that the Sarga - Prada fabric is printed on one side using digital textile printing, ensuring that the design comes to life with clarity and richness of colors on the front face.

The characteristics of the fabric include its soft texture and thin composition, which make it ideal for a wide range of applications. In the field of fashion, it can be used not only for shirts, skirts, and blouses, but also for more elaborate garments such as dresses, suits, blazers, and accessories such as scarves, stoles, and bow ties. In decoration, the use of this fabric extends to cushions, curtains, and table runners in the home, bringing a vintage and cozy air to any environment. Likewise, its weight of 220 gr/m² implies that it is robust enough to maintain a defined structure, but light enough to flow gracefully.

It is essential to properly care for the Sarga - Prada fabric to preserve its quality. It is recommended not to bleach, wash at a maximum temperature of 30ºC, and it can be dry cleaned, except in cases of trichloroethylene. Ironing should be done at a cool temperature, and the use of a dryer is not advised, as excessive heat can damage the fibers and the print.

Finally, this fabric is manufactured using sublimation technology on polyester, a process that allows dyes to integrate into the fabric fiber. This technique ensures that colors are durable and bright, maintaining their clarity even after multiple washes. Sublimation depends on a thermal treatment that transforms the dye into gas, which adheres to the fibers, thus offering a soft and resistant finish, ideal for fashion garments and decorative items that require an attractive and high-impact visual design.