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Here are some descriptions of dyeable butti fabrics:

1. Chanderi Feel Dyeable Off White Colour Gold Butti Fabric:

   • Material: Chanderi.
   • Color: Off White with Gold Butti (small motifs).
   • Width: 43 inches.
   • Dyeable fabric that allows customization.
   • Suitable for creating traditional and contemporary outfits.

2. Chanderi Feel Banarasi Dyeable Off White Colour Geometric Butta Fabric:

   • Material: Chanderi.
   • Color: Off White with geometric butta design.
   • Width: 42 inches.
   • Can be dyed to your desired color.
   • Ideal for ethnic wear and festive occasions.

3. Dyeable Chanderi Off White Colour Embroidered Fabric:

   • Material: Chanderi.
   • Color: Off White.
   • Width: Customizable (available in various widths).
   • Features delicate embroidery.
   • Perfect for creating elegant dresses, sarees, or blouses.

4. Chanderi Feel Dyeable Off White Colour Banarasi Gold Zari Jacquard Stipes Fabric:

   • Material: Chanderi.
   • Color: Off White with gold zari stripes.
   • Width: 45 inches.
   • Can be dyed to match your style.
   • Suitable for festive wear and special occasions.

5. Chanderi Feel Dyeable Off White Colour Banarasi Gold Zari Jacquard Geometric Fabric:

   • Material: Chanderi.
   • Color: Off White with geometric gold zari pattern.
   • Width: 43 inches.
   • Customize the color as desired.
   • Great for creating unique ethnic ensembles.
   • Limited stock available

These dyeable butti fabrics offer endless possibilities for designing your own personalized attire. Whether you’re a fashion enthusiast or a designer, these fabrics allow you to unleash your creativity!

Taffeta Butti is a crisp, lustrous plain‑weave fabric (taffeta) decorated with small, repeat motifs called butti or butta—used for structured garments, festive sarees, and linings where a subtle all‑over motif and body are required; in Mumbai markets it’s commonly sourced in silk or polyester blends and sold by the metre for formalwear and bridal work.

• Definition: Taffeta is a smooth, slightly stiff, plain/twill‑woven fabric with a characteristic sheen; butti (also spelled butta/butti) are small, repeated motifs woven, embroidered, or printed across a ground. Combining them yields taffeta butti—a structured, shiny cloth with tiny all‑over motifs.

• Base yarns: Silk, polyester, nylon, or blends; silk taffeta gives the richest sheen and hand, polyester/nylon give durability and lower cost.
• Butti techniques: Woven butti (integrated during weaving), jacquard dobby butti, embroidered butti, or printed butti—each affects drape and finish.
• Typical weights & width: Light to medium weight; 44–60 in (112–150 cm) widths are common for garment use.

• Look: Crisp body with subtle sheen; butti motifs add rhythm and visual texture without overwhelming the surface.
• Hand: Crisp, slightly rustling (taffeta “scroop”); silk variants feel smoother and warmer, synthetics feel crisper and cooler.
• Drape & structure: Holds shape well—ideal for structured silhouettes (peplums, lehengas, jackets) and for linings that need body.

• Apparel: Bridal and evening gowns, lehengas, structured blouses, waistcoats, and formal jackets.
• Traditional wear: Sarees and festive suits where a subtle butti pattern adds heritage detail.
• Lining & home: Stiff taffeta butti can be used for lining, cushions, and decorative panels where sheen and motif matter.

• Sewing tips: Use sharp fine needles (70/9–80/12), short stitch length, and stay‑stitch curved edges to prevent slippage; press gently from the wrong side with a cloth.
• Cleaning: Silk taffeta butti — dry clean recommended; polyester taffeta may tolerate gentle hand wash but test a swatch first.
• Storage: Roll on tubes or fold with tissue to avoid creases and preserve sheen.

• Ask for fibre content and butti technique (woven vs embroidered vs printed) to match durability and drape needs.
• Inspect motif repeat and alignment on full‑width samples; small butti can look uneven if printed cheaply.
• Request swatches for colourfastness and sheen under store lighting before bulk purchase.

• Luxurious Finish: Bridal satin is renowned for its smooth, glossy surface that reflects light beautifully, creating an elegant and radiant look.
• Soft Drape: With a medium to heavy weight, it falls gracefully, making it ideal for flowing gowns, structured silhouettes, and voluminous skirts.
• Comfort & Quality: The fabric’s silky touch against the skin ensures comfort while maintaining durability for intricate tailoring and embellishments.
• Versatility: Perfect for wedding gowns, bridesmaid dresses, evening wear, and ceremonial attire. It also pairs well with lace, tulle, and organza for layered designs.
• Colors & Shine: Available in classic whites, ivories, and pastels, bridal satin enhances every shade with a subtle sheen that photographs beautifully.
• Crafting Potential: Suitable for pleating, ruching, embroidery, and beadwork, allowing designers to create timeless and sophisticated bridal ensembles.

Material: Luxurious silk blend interwoven with metallic threads, giving a shimmering, translucent effect.

• Finish: Lightweight, crisp texture with a glossy sheen that enhances elegance and grandeur.
• Appearance: Semi-transparent with a subtle golden or silver glow, perfect for layering and decorative use.
• Applications: Widely used in sarees, lehengas, dupattas, gowns, and festive wear; also suitable for decorative drapes and accessories.
• Features:
  • Rich luster with delicate feel
  • Holds shape well for structured designs
  • Easy to combine with other fabrics for couture creations
• USP: Combines the grace of silk with the opulence of metallic weaving, making it a favorite for bridal and festive collections.

• Material: Luxurious silk blend interwoven with metallic threads, giving a shimmering, translucent effect.
• Finish: Lightweight, crisp texture with a glossy sheen that enhances elegance and grandeur.
• Appearance: Semi-transparent with a subtle golden or silver glow, perfect for layering and decorative use.
• Applications: Widely used in sarees, lehengas, dupattas, gowns, and festive wear; also suitable for decorative drapes and accessories.
• Features:
  • Rich luster with delicate feel
  • Holds shape well for structured designs
  • Easy to combine with other fabrics for couture creations
• USP: Combines the grace of silk with the opulence of metallic weaving, making it a favorite for bridal and festive collections.

�� Tissue Silk Fabric – Sheer Luxury with a Shimmering Soul

Tissue silk is the epitome of ethereal elegance—a fabric that blends the finesse of silk with a delicate, translucent texture and a subtle metallic sheen. Traditionally woven with silk threads in the warp and zari (metallic threads) in the weft, it creates a gossamer-like surface that catches the light with every movement.

• Lightweight & Sheer: Almost weightless, with a gauzy texture that drapes beautifully.
• Lustrous Finish: The interplay of silk and metallic yarns gives it a radiant, shimmering glow.
• Delicate Yet Durable: Despite its fragile appearance, tissue silk holds its structure well, making it ideal for formal wear.
• Rich Cultural Heritage: Originating from ancient weaving traditions, it has long been associated with royalty and ceremonial attire.

• Bridal lehengas, sarees, and dupattas
• Evening gowns and festive wear
• Decorative accents in couture and luxury interiors

Whether you're designing a regal ensemble or curating a collection that speaks of timeless sophistication, tissue silk fabric adds a touch of magic that’s impossible to ignore.

Tissue Silk Fabric – Sheer Luxury with a Shimmering Soul

Tissue silk is the epitome of ethereal elegance—a fabric that blends the finesse of silk with a delicate, translucent texture and a subtle metallic sheen. Traditionally woven with silk threads in the warp and zari (metallic threads) in the weft, it creates a gossamer-like surface that catches the light with every movement.

• Lightweight & Sheer: Almost weightless, with a gauzy texture that drapes beautifully.
• Lustrous Finish: The interplay of silk and metallic yarns gives it a radiant, shimmering glow.
• Delicate Yet Durable: Despite its fragile appearance, tissue silk holds its structure well, making it ideal for formal wear.
• Rich Cultural Heritage: Originating from ancient weaving traditions, it has long been associated with royalty and ceremonial attire.

• Bridal lehengas, sarees, and dupattas
• Evening gowns and festive wear
• Decorative accents in couture and luxury interiors

supet micro ic - 9000 velvet width 47 inch

• Material: Luxurious silk blend interwoven with metallic threads, giving a shimmering, translucent effect.
• Finish: Lightweight, crisp texture with a glossy sheen that enhances elegance and grandeur.
• Appearance: Semi-transparent with a subtle golden or silver glow, perfect for layering and decorative use.
• Applications: Widely used in sarees, lehengas, dupattas, gowns, and festive wear; also suitable for decorative drapes and accessories.
• Features:
  • Rich luster with delicate feel
  • Holds shape well for structured designs
  • Easy to combine with other fabrics for couture creations
• USP: Combines the grace of silk with the opulence of metallic weaving, making it a favorite for bridal and festive collections.

🎨 Georgette Bandhani Printed Fabric – Tradition in Motion, 44" Wide

Celebrate the timeless beauty of Indian craftsmanship with Georgette Bandhani Printed Fabric, a stunning blend of fluid texture and heritage-rich design. With its lightweight drape and iconic tie-dye patterns, this 44-inch wide fabric is perfect for creating garments that move with grace and speak of culture.

• Fabric Type: Soft, semi-sheer georgette with a flowing fall and subtle texture
• Width: 44 inches – ideal for sarees, dupattas, kurtis, and fusion wear
• Print Style: Traditional Bandhani tie-dye motifs in vibrant color palettes and intricate dot patterns
• Comfort & Versatility: Breathable and easy to style for festive, casual, or contemporary looks
• Craft Appeal: Inspired by age-old resist-dyeing techniques from Gujarat and Rajasthan, now reimagined in printed formats for consistency and scale

• Ethnic wear like sarees, lehengas, and salwar suits
• Indo-western outfits such as kaftans, tunics, and skirts
• Accessories like scarves, stoles, and dupattas

Whether you're designing for a festive collection or curating a line that blends tradition with trend, Georgette Bandhani Printed Fabric offers unmatched charm and wearability.