★ THE MAKING:
Originally Georgette was made from silk. It later included the usage of rayon blends. However, modern Georgette is mostly made with the use of synthetic filaments. The most intriguing part of the making of Georgette is the crepe like twist. Georgette is one of the most popular types of fabrics in ethnic fashion today. Georgette material is uniquely suited to Indian fashion as it is suitable to be worn in all kinds of weather.
★ MAINTENANCE:
Though Georgette is considered a stronger material than chiffon, it is still advisable to follow special care while washing. Some key methods that can be followed include: Hand wash Usage of a very light detergent Air drying is apt as over-exposure to sunlight often causes the fabric to lose its color.
★ INNOVATION :
If what you seek is clingy and flowing, then Georgette is your best friend. With its crepe-like texture and its unusual strength when compared to its counterparts, Georgette is widely favored for springy and lively gowns and dresses. The tendency of the fabric to drape very well makes it an apt choice for many women who love the soft silky yet comfortable look.
★ VARIETIES :
Initially, the fabric was restricted for trimming and layering purposes. Fabric has been branched into many sub categories.
★ The various kinds of Georgette currently available are:
- Jacquard Georgette fabric
- Nylon Georgette fabric
- Viscose Georgette fabric
- Silk Georgette fabric
- Polyester Georgette fabric
- Satin Georgette fabric
