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Viscose satin crushed is a fabric that combines two elements: viscose satin and a crushed texture. Here's some information about each component:

Viscose Satin: Viscose satin is a type of fabric made from viscose fibers, which are derived from cellulose obtained from wood pulp or cotton fibers. Satin refers to the weaving technique used to create a smooth and glossy surface with a subtle sheen. Viscose satin is known for its luxurious appearance, softness, and draping qualities. It has a lustrous finish that gives it an elegant and refined look.

Crushed Texture: The crushed texture is achieved through a special finishing process. After the fabric is woven, it undergoes a treatment that deliberately creates permanent wrinkles and creases. This results in a unique texture characterized by irregular patterns of folds and crinkles. The crushed texture adds depth and visual interest to the fabric, creating a distinctive and dynamic look.

When these two elements are combined, viscose satin crushed fabric offers a blend of elegance and texture. The satin weave contributes to the fabric's smoothness and softness, while the crushed texture adds a touch of artistic flair and dimension ❤️

Our model is 160 cm and wearing size S/M | 120 cm long ❤️

Within the EU all taxes and VAT is included in the price and you will not be charged any extra amount from customs (unless you order express shipping from Jaipur).

If you order from a country outside of the EU all prices on the website is shown without tax and VAT and you may have to pay taxes and duty charges (depends on the country). ❤️

Washing: Viscose satin crushed fabric is often delicate, so it is recommended to hand wash it or use a gentle cycle on your washing machine. Use cold water and a mild detergent specifically formulated for delicate fabrics. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals as they can damage the fabric.

Drying: After washing, gently squeeze out excess water without wringing or twisting the fabric. To preserve the crushed texture, do not flatten or iron the fabric when it's wet. Instead, reshape it and lay it flat to dry on a clean towel or drying rack away from direct sunlight or heat sources.

Ironing: Once the fabric is dry, if needed, you can use a cool iron setting (low to medium heat) to remove any wrinkles. It is advisable to iron the fabric on the reverse side or place a cloth or pressing cloth between the fabric and the iron to protect it from direct heat.

Storage: To prevent creasing and maintain the crushed texture, it's best to hang or store the fabric loosely rather than folding it. If folding is necessary, fold it gently and avoid creating sharp creases. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to avoid color fading or damage.

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