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color：WHITE
yarn count：R32+Spun gold*R24
density：85*58
brand：SISI
Composition content：97R 3LUREX
width of cloth：130CM
gram weight:122GSM
popular elements：Iridescent gold threads are scattered, with a crepe-like texture, decorative patterns in raised lines, white minimalism + iridescent effect
quality standards：First grade product
specific use：Shirts, tank tops, dresses, pajamas, light formal wear, everyday casual wear, home textiles, etc.
style：Modern luxury, natural soft light, laid-back elegance, commuting casual wear, home decor elegance
weave：Woven jacquard
Product description
This cotton crepe jacquard fabric is made by carefully blending 97% cotton and 3% gold thread. It features a subtle metallic sheen within a pure white base color. The fabric is woven with a high-density pattern (85*58), weighing approximately 122g per square meter. It is soft yet has a structured feel, with a fine crepe texture and three-dimensional jacquard patterns on the surface, balancing comfort and drape. It is suitable for creating clothing and home items that combine a sense of elegance with comfort. It is a versatile fabric with both practicality and decorative qualities.
Key Selling Points
Human cotton mixed with gold thread material: The soft and breathable human cotton is combined with luxurious gold thread, providing a comfortable wearing experience with a subtle luster.
Medium weight and high density: 122g/㎡ provides excellent draping and structural properties, making it suitable for making clothing and home items.
Fine textured three-dimensional jacquard: The surface features a delicate wrinkled texture combined with raised pattern lines, presenting a rich layering effect and a visually refined appearance.
Natural High-Quality Luster: The gold threads are used sparingly without being overly ostentatious, enhancing the texture and lightness of the fabric.
White versatile design: The pure white base color suits various styles, with gold thread adding brightness, and it is suitable for a wide range of scenarios.
