all prices are per metre, orders of more than 1 metre will be supplied in a continuous length.
A beautifully soft and fluid viscose fabric available in four versatile plain colourways.
Lightweight with an elegant drape and smooth handle, this fabric is ideal for dressmaking and garments that benefit from movement and flow. The breathable viscose construction makes it comfortable to wear while producing graceful silhouettes and a professional finish.
Available in rich caramel, vibrant flame, bright fuchsia and soft rose pink, these colours work beautifully as standalone garments or paired with printed fabrics.
Fabric Details
Construction: Plain Dyed Viscose Fabric
Width: approx. 146cm / 57 inches
Handle: Soft smooth handle
Drape: Fluid drape
Stretch: None
Composition: 100% Viscose
Colourways:
• Caramel
• Rose Pink
• Flame
• Fuchsia
Estimated GSM: approx. 124gsm – LIGHTWEIGHT
From our weight guide:
Fabrics in this weight range are lightweight, breathable and beautifully drapey, making them ideal for dresses, blouses, skirts, shirts and flowing garments.
Sold as: 1 metre piece
If more than one piece is ordered, fabric will be supplied as a continuous length wherever possible.
See It In Motion
We've added photos and video clips from our live sale so you can see the colour, drape and fabric movement in real lighting.
Suggested Uses
• Dresses
• Maxi dresses
• Tea dresses
• Blouses
• Shirts
• Tunics
• Skirts
• Tiered skirts
• Wide leg trousers
• Palazzo trousers
• Jumpsuits
• Kimonos
• Lightweight robes
• Children's clothing
• Scarves
• Accessories
The fluid viscose construction makes this fabric perfect for garments that require movement, softness and drape.
Sewing & Care Notes
• Pre-wash before sewing
• Machine wash at 30°C
• Cool iron
• Sharp needle recommended
• Use fine pins or clips
• French seams work beautifully
• Viscose may shrink slightly on first wash
New To Viscose?
Viscose is a wonderfully soft and breathable fabric known for its beautiful drape and comfort.
It feels cool against the skin, moves elegantly when worn and is often chosen for dresses, blouses, skirts and relaxed garments.
While slightly more slippery to sew than cotton, the results are well worth it and create garments with a professional, flowing finish.
Have a look at our Fabrics Explained page where we break down fabric types and weights in plain English.
