Handwoven fabrics are made by using handlooms, that is, they do not need any electricity and hence do not cause any pollution. Fabrics that are handwoven consist of a few irregularities that can’t be seen in machine-woven fabrics. According to legends, it was said that a man learned the technique to make strings from fibers 20,000 years ago. By 5000 BC, people in Eqypt learned to make fabric from linen fibers. Handwoven fabrics can also be made from organically produced fibers which are then dyed with natural colors making them sustainable.
For making this fabric, industries appoint several individuals in various nations like Ethiopia and India where people can easily work from their houses. Handwoven fabrics are in general very fragile, loosely woven, and need special care. While stitching the fabric an individual has to be very careful while cutting as well as sewing the handwoven fabric.


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Crepe is traditionally worn during ceremonial occasions. But, this practice is not widely performed at current times. The date of origin of Crepe is not present in history as it simply came into existence. During the 19th Century, people started using crepe for making their daily-wear outfits rather than just for mourning. The characteristics of crepe depend on the type of fiber it consists of. Crepe has features like breathability, light, thin, and moisture-absorbent. It is used in making dresses, sweaters, scarfs, curtains, etc. Presently, crepe is used in designing high fashion outfits.

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Woven with the combination of white fabric and colored warp and weft, Fabriclore’s Pure linen fabric comes with different toned shades like grey, blue, etc. Keeping it cool, the collection of 100 percent weave weight 250 gm per meter which is best for styling dangri, palazzo, kurta, and many more outfits.

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Multi-colored patchwork fabric showcases marvellous prints that are cut as well as sewn in different patterns of checks or stripes in Fabriclore. With the weight of 170 gm per meter you can style your own jackets, skirts or even you can use it to add some additional elements to your outfit.

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You can even apply more procedures for printing like, flocking and devore. The process is helpful in printing bulk meterage of cloth. The inks are much more durable and are cost effective for placing mass orders.
At Fabriclore the collection of screen printed cotton reflects a melange of styles from stripes to bootis. Here, it is performed with skillful art of screen printing method, wherein the collection flaunts a mixture of golden dyed floral design and colorful bootis.

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