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Eyelet Fabric

Eyelet Fabric: Schiffli Cutwork Embroidery Guide

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Hari Krishna Fabric Experts
Updated May 2024
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Eyelet Fabric
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HARI KRISHNAFABRIC WIKI
Schiffli Cutwork

According to historical records, the eyelet was first used in Scotland in the 1700s. Traditionally, eyelets feature intricate cutwork embroidery.

What is Eyelet Fabric?

Eyelet Fabric is engineered using high-precision S and Z twist yarn weaving technology. It delivers an ultra-smooth, lightweight drape with balanced elasticity and rich color vibrancy. Garment manufacturers and couture designers specify Eyelet Fabric for fluid silhouettes including lehengas, dupattas, evening gowns, and airy blouses.

Key Properties & Weave Dynamics

Featuring a weave density of 140 GSM with Schiffli Cutwork, this textile combines lightweight breathability with high tensile seam strength.

Types & Commercial Variations

Technical Specifications & Parameters

Garment & Apparel Applications

Due to its soft tactile hand feel and non-slip drape, Eyelet Fabric is extensively used across luxury couture and commercial boutique lines:

Ethnic DupattasFloor-Length AnarkalisDesigner Saree BlousesBridal Gowns & VeilsPrinted ScarvesFlowing Overlay Capes

Care & Maintenance Guidelines

Frequently Asked Questions

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Textile Mill & Quality Engineering Team

The Hari Krishna Textile Quality & Engineering team oversees weaving precision, GSM batch audits, and fiber testing under international ISO standards at our Surat mill facility.

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