Silk Crêpe de Chine - Moholy
SKU: SKU: CS02926
- Regular price
- €39,90 / m
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| 5 - 14 mtr | 15% off |
| > 15 | 20% off |
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Lines crossing, colors blending into each other like brushstrokes on paper. This deadstock crêpe de chine silk brings the aesthetic of contemporary abstract painting to fabric: an irregular grid geometric pattern on a white background, where bands of burnt orange, violet, magenta, midnight blue, and ochre overlap with the naturalness of a watercolor, never being trivial.
Crêpe de chine is the choice par excellence when you want to combine lightness and preciousness: 80 grams per linear meter that flow on the skin with an impeccable drape, a subtle sheen, and that slightly grainy texture which is the hallmark of this fabric. Ideal for: blouses, dresses, scarves, kimonos, and formal wear.
Composition
100% Silk
Reason
Height
140 cm
Weight gram per linear meter
80 g per linear meter
Washing instructions
Product details
Composition
100% Silk
Reason
Height
140 cm
Weight gram per linear meter
80 g per linear meter
Washing instructions
Dry cleaning is recommended
We ship worldwide! In Italy only, we offer free shipping with a minimum order of €89. Our prices vary by country; simply add the items to your cart and the shipping cost will be calculated at checkout.
Payments
Shipping
We ship worldwide! In Italy only, we offer free shipping with a minimum order of €89. Our prices vary by country; simply add the items to your cart and the shipping cost will be calculated at checkout.
Payments
We accept all major payment methods: cash on delivery, credit cards, PostePay, bank transfer, and PayPal.
Further details
Description
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