Silk Organza

Our organza is crafted from a blend of silk and polyester, combining the natural elegance of silk with the durability of modern fibres. The fabric has a light, sheer structure with an airy and slightly structured feel, creating a delicate yet defined silhouette.

Organza feels light and effortless to wear, with a refined, almost ethereal quality. Its subtle sheen adds a touch of sophistication, while the blend ensures the fabric holds its shape beautifully, making it ideal for garments that balance softness with structure.

The combination of silk and polyester brings together the best of both fibres – silk adds a luxurious, natural touch, while polyester enhances durability and helps maintain the fabric’s shape over time.

Silk Organza

Our organza is crafted from a blend of silk and polyester, combining the natural elegance of silk with the durability of modern fibres. The fabric has a light, sheer structure with an airy and slightly structured feel, creating a delicate yet defined silhouette.

Organza feels light and effortless to wear, with a refined, almost ethereal quality. Its subtle sheen adds a touch of sophistication, while the blend ensures the fabric holds its shape beautifully, making it ideal for garments that balance softness with structure.

The combination of silk and polyester brings together the best of both fibres – silk adds a luxurious, natural touch, while polyester enhances durability and helps maintain the fabric’s shape over time.

Origin

Origin of Silk: China
Origin of Polyester: China
Fabric manufacturing: Tianyi Textile, Jiaxing, China
Garment manufacturing: Xiannishi Garments,Tong Xiang, China
This production facility has the following certificates: BSCI

Origin

Origin of Silk: China
Origin of Polyester: China
Fabric manufacturing: Tianyi Textile, Jiaxing, China
Garment manufacturing: Xiannishi Garments,Tong Xiang, China
This production facility has the following certificates: BSCI

Care Guide

01. WASHING

Air your silk pieces between wears to keep them fresh and reduce the need for frequent washing. Silk’s natural antibacterial properties help resist odour buildup.

When washing is required, hand wash in cool to lukewarm water using a mild silk detergent. Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals. Do not rub, wring or twist.

02. DRYING

Air dry to prevent damage. After washing, press out excess water by rolling the garment in a clean towel, then lay flat on a dry towel or hanger. Dry away from direct sunlight or heat sources. Never tumble dry, as heat will shrink the fibres.

03. MAINTENANCE

Use a garment steamer to gently remove wrinkles. Do not iron.

04. STORAGE

Store silk garments in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to help preserve colour and fibre quality.