Lyocell Viscose Digital Print
Lyocell Viscose Digital Print is a Türkiye-made midweight woven fabric combining 55% lyocell and 45% viscose with a smooth digital-print surface. At 200 GSM and 140 cm wide, it has opaque coverage, fluid drape and a non-stretch construction suited to dresses, blouses, skirts, kaftans and other print-led occasionwear or modestwear pieces.
The lyocell-viscose base gives the print a soft, smooth hand rather than the crisp feel of a shirting fabric. Digital printing allows detailed colour and motif placement across the surface, while the 200 GSM weight provides enough substance for garments that need coverage and body without moving into heavy tailoring fabric.
- Composition: 55% lyocell, 45% viscose
- Weight: 200 GSM — midweight
- Width: 140 cm
- Structure: woven, non-stretch
- Coverage: opaque
- Drape: fluid
- Finish: digital print
- Origin: Türkiye
- Sold by: meter, swatch or wholesale
Order a swatch before production to check the true print scale, colour, opacity, drape and pressing response. For patterned garments, plan motif placement before cutting and test the intended care method on a measured swatch first.
Product Specifications
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What buyers ask before ordering
I'm looking for botanical printed fabric for a flowy midi dress. Is this lyocell blend suitable?
This fluid printed woven can suit a softly shaped midi dress. Test the chosen print over your pattern pieces because motif placement changes the finished appearance.
What search terms help me find a breathable-feeling printed dress fabric without knowing the fibre name?
Try soft printed woven for dresses, drapey digital print fabric, botanical lyocell-viscose material or fluid printed modestwear fabric. Confirm the actual fibre content before purchase.
Could I make a coordinated printed blouse and long skirt?
Yes, a two-piece set can show the print in different proportions. Plan the blouse front and skirt panels together so prominent motifs are placed intentionally.
Would a bold digital print work for a minimalist shirt dress?
It can, especially when the cut is simple and leaves uninterrupted print areas. Avoid cluttered seam placement if the artwork has strong directional elements.
How do I avoid accidentally cutting the main motif off at the waist?
Position the pattern front on a full repeat before cutting and mark the centre. Allow extra metreage where important flowers or abstract shapes need precise placement.
Could this fabric create a relaxed resort kimono or kaftan?
Yes. Wide panels allow the printed design to remain visible as the fabric falls. Consider a plain inner layer if you want the outer print to be the focus.
Should I choose smaller prints for gathered sleeves?
Smaller motifs can stay readable across dense folds; large artwork may break up when gathered. Test a sleeve sample at the desired fullness.
Can I mix a floral print and an abstract print in one capsule collection?
You can if the colour palette and scale are coordinated. Use one as the hero design and the other as an accent or separate look.
Will the digital print look the same under flash as on my screen?
Colours can shift with lighting and camera processing. Compare a physical swatch under daylight and event lighting before approving a production colour.
Could I use this for a modest flowing abaya with a printed border?
A printed abaya is possible, but border or placement effects depend on the actual design. Plan the cutting layout so the print falls appropriately at openings and hem.
How do I match the print across a button-front dress?
Mark the button line and central artwork before positioning both front pieces. Matching across the opening may require extra fabric beyond standard yardage.
Would this work for wide-leg printed trousers?
It can suit loose trousers with a woven pattern and comfortable ease. Check how the motif looks down each leg before cutting the pair.
Can I pair this print with a plain viscose fabric for contrast?
Yes. A plain companion fabric can control the visual intensity and highlight a colour from the print. Test whether both fabrics have compatible drape.
Is this material a good option for a soft draped scarf to match a dress?
A decorative matching scarf or tie is possible if the weave feels comfortable and both sides look acceptable. Sample the edge finish first.
What should a boutique approve before repeating a printed style?
Confirm the exact design, scale, print orientation and approved swatch. Keeping the cutting plan consistent helps reduce noticeable differences in repeat orders.
Before cutting this digitally printed lyocell-viscose woven, test the intended care, pressing and sewing method on a measured swatch and review motif placement across the full garment layout.
- Print placement Identify directional or focal motifs before laying out front, back and sleeve pieces.
- Pre-test care Measure a swatch, use the intended care method, dry fully and measure again before deciding whether to pre-treat full yardage.
- Needle Test a sharp woven-fabric needle and stitch tension on a swatch before sewing visible seams.
- Pressing Begin with low-to-moderate heat from the reverse or with a pressing cloth and confirm the printed surface responds safely.
- Seams Test the planned seam finish and motif matching before cutting final production pieces.
General production guidance only; response can vary by print, colour, equipment and care method.
Compare to Cotton poplin print
Cotton poplin is generally chosen for a crisper shirting-style hand, while this lyocell-viscose print is specified with fluid drape and a smooth midweight feel.
This fabric is better when
- Its stored drape and hand suit flowing dresses, skirts and kaftans.
- The 200 GSM opaque base provides more body than very light printed shirting fabrics.
Cotton poplin print is better when
- Choose cotton poplin when a crisp, structured shirt or sharply held shape is the main goal.
Compare to Printed polyester fabric
Both can carry detailed prints, but the fibre composition and hand are different.
This fabric is better when
- This fabric uses a 55% lyocell and 45% viscose base for a soft, fluid hand.
- It suits buyers specifically seeking a cellulosic-fibre blend rather than a polyester-dominant textile.
Printed polyester fabric is better when
- Choose a polyester print when that fibre composition or its particular care/performance profile better fits the project.
Compare to Woven jacquard motif
A jacquard creates its main motif through woven structure, while this product uses digital printing for the visible design.
This fabric is better when
- Digital printing supports detailed surface imagery and colour variation without relying on raised woven motifs.
- It works well when the printed artwork itself is the central design feature.
Woven jacquard motif is better when
- Choose jacquard when tactile woven pattern and surface texture are more important than printed imagery.
Shipping, Returns & Store Visits
How do shipping, duties, taxes, and delivery work?
HIBA Fabrics ships internationally to the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and many other destinations. Shipping options, estimated delivery times, duties, VAT, taxes, and any applicable import charges vary by destination and are displayed at checkout before payment where applicable.
Shipping & DeliveryWhat should I know before ordering cut fabric?
Because most fabric orders are cut to your requested length, they may be subject to special return conditions. Please review our returns policy before purchasing. If you are unsure about colour, texture, weight, drape, or suitability, we recommend ordering a swatch before placing a larger order.
Returns & RefundsNeed help choosing the right fabric?
Our team can assist with fabric selection, quantity estimates, colour matching, garment suitability, wholesale enquiries, and international delivery questions before you place your order.
Can I visit HIBA Fabrics in person?
HIBA Fabrics is based in Istanbul, Türkiye. Please contact us before visiting to confirm appointment availability, opening hours, location details, and fabric availability.
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