Customized Copper Pattern Lurex Jacquard Fabric 50%viscose 35%silk 15%lurex Viscose Silk Jacquard Fabric For Cloth Fabric
ID-RV-0338
minimum order
1 meter
Quantity
$11.50 - $11.50 / meter
- Material:Viscose / Silk, 50%viscose 35%silk 15%lurex
- Thickness:lightweight
- Supply Type:Make-to-Order
- Type:Tulle Fabric
- Pattern:Plain Dyed
- Style:Plain
- Width:140CM
- Technics:woven
- Feature:Anti Pill, Sustainable, Breathable
- Use:Garment, Apparel-Dancewear, Apparel-Dress
- Weight:51GSM
- Yarn Count:Customized
- Place of Origin:Zhejiang, China
- Brand Name:Idea2000
- Model Number:ID-RV-0338
- Applicable to the Crowd:Women, GIRLS
- Product Name:Silk Fabric
- MOQ:1000M
- Certification:BSCI, BCI,GRS and Okeo-tex
- OEM/ODM:Accepted
- Logo:Customized
- Printing Technique:Ditigal Printing
- Hand feeling:Softy Touch
- Sample:A4 Size Samples
- Payment term:30% T/T Deposit
Product Name | Rayon Fabric |
Material | 50%viscose 35%silk 15%lurex |
Weight | 51GSM |
Width | 140cm |
Characteristic | Soft , Smooth and Shiny |
Moq | 1000m |
Deliver time | 40-45 Days After Receive The Payment |
Payment term | 30% Deposit And Balanced Before Shipment |




What is Viscose?
Viscose and rayon refer to the same fabric. This is also known as artificial silk. The name is derived from the word “viscous”, where cellulose fibers are changed into this material using a viscous liquid. The result is a fabric that is mostly a blend of natural and synthetic fibers.
This fabric is definitely more affordable than other natural fibers like cotton and silk.It can be used alone or combined with natural fibers like cotton, wool or linen. You can also find viscose that has some stretch to it where the fibers are combined with Lycra. As a result, it will show the features of synthetic fibers in a natural feel, overcoming the shortcomings of natural materials that make them difficult to work with or hard to maintain.
In that sense, it’s categorized as a bio-based fabric.

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