Crepe Chine - Recycled

The base fabric is Recycled Crepe Chine - Eros, with a composition of 100% polyester, weighing 82 gr/m2 and a width of 150 cm. Its solid printed color is an Antique Heliotrope Purple, with a Cyan ink content of 69, Magenta of 78, Yellow of 36, and Black of 30, which translates to a CMYK of 69 78 36 30. This color is a very attractive and expressive purple tone with pink nuances.

The fabric has a soft, grainy texture, giving it a delicate feel and a translucent appearance. Furthermore, it is a thin fabric, making it perfect for manufacturing summer garments. The solid printed color, on the other hand, is very durable and does not fade easily, in addition to presenting great sharpness in the print.

The secondary color of the fabric, Antique Heliotrope, combines very well with other purple and pink tones, as well as with white and black. It is a color that expresses elegance and sophistication, making it ideal for the manufacture of elegant and haute couture garments.

It is important to note that the fabric is printed with the solid color on one side by digital textile printing, which means that the printing is done only on one side of the fabric and does not dye it completely. This results in a fabric with a very uniform color, without tone variations or stains.

Regarding its applications and uses, the Recycled Crepe Chine - Eros Fabric is ideal for creating fashion garments and accessories, such as dresses, skirts, blouses, shirts, and scarves, as well as for manufacturing lingerie and bridal wear. Its translucent and soft texture gives it great aesthetic value and makes it perfect for creating delicate and elegant garments.

Regarding care, the fabric should be washed at a maximum temperature of 30ºC, bleaching and tumble drying are not allowed. It is recommended to iron at a cool temperature and it can be dry cleaned with the exception of trichloroethylene.

The printing technology used in the manufacture of this fabric is polyester sublimation, a process in which ink is transferred through heat and pressure to the surface of the fabric, creating a high-quality and high-definition print. This process is carried out by digital means, which allows the printing of highly complex and detailed designs on the fabric.