Textured Polyester Crepe Jacquard Fabric
Textured Polyester Crepe Jacquard Fabric is a Türkiye-made woven fabric combining 97% polyester and 3% elastane. At 159 GSM and 147 cm wide, it has opaque coverage, soft drape and a textured crepe-jacquard surface with slight elastane stretch. The stretch comes from the stored 3% elastane content, so it should not be described as purely mechanical stretch.
The current design family includes Branch, Wheat Leaf and Laurel jacquard directions in Dark Brown, Dark Burgundy and Formal Black colourways. Its midweight body suits dresses, skirts, blouses, tunics and softly shaped occasionwear where you want crepe texture and a small amount of give without the behavior of a true stretch jersey.
- Composition: 97% polyester, 3% elastane
- Weight: 159 GSM — midweight
- Width: 147 cm
- Structure: woven crepe jacquard
- Stretch: slight elastane stretch
- Coverage: opaque
- Drape: soft
- Finish: crepe
- Origin: Türkiye
- Sold by: meter, swatch or wholesale
For fitted or semi-fitted garments, test the actual stretch and recovery of a swatch against your pattern before reducing ease. The 3% elastane adds some give, but this woven fabric should not be treated like a 4-way stretch knit.
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What buyers ask before ordering
I'm looking for textured crepe for an understated dress, not a printed fabric. Would this jacquard help?
The raised tonal jacquard gives surface detail while keeping the look relatively quiet. A clean dress silhouette lets the woven relief stand out.
What might someone search for to find this textured polyester jacquard?
Try tonal crepe jacquard for dresses, raised botanical woven fabric or textured matte fabric for modestwear. Check the individual leaf or branch design in close-up.
Could I make an elegant abaya with the branch or leaf motif?
Yes, broad panels can show the woven botanical texture. Use a relaxed cut and let the pattern supply detail without extra printing.
Would a simple midi skirt show the texture clearly?
An A-line or panelled skirt gives the raised motif room to read. Very dense gathers may obscure smaller woven details.
Can I make coordinating wide-leg trousers from this fabric?
It is worth sampling for soft trouser shapes. Use a woven pattern with appropriate ease and check the waistband and pocket bulk.
How does this jacquard differ visually from plain matte polyester crepe?
Plain crepe has a more uniform grain, while this fabric has a distinct raised tonal motif. Compare a draped swatch in side lighting.
Could I use different leaf designs from the same fabric family in one collection?
Yes, if their visual scales and colours work together. Use one motif as the main design and another for accents or separate looks.
Would the raised pattern look good on a softly belted dress?
A belt can emphasise the waist while the jacquard remains visible on the skirt. Avoid crowding the motif with excessive gathers underneath.
How can I align the woven leaves across a centre seam?
Mark a key repeat on both pattern pieces before cutting. Exact motif matching may require extra material beyond standard garment yardage.
Could a matte jacquard blouse work with a plain satin skirt?
Yes, the contrast between woven relief and glossy satin can be elegant. Test the seam join and coordinate the colour family.
How will the raised design look in online product photography?
Side lighting and close-ups reveal texture more clearly than flat images. Photograph both the face and a folded section to show the motif.
Would this be suitable for a softly tailored jacket rather than a fluid blouse?
A loose jacket may work with suitable internal support, but the fabric's soft drape does not create sharp tailoring on its own.
Can I use this fabric for a monochrome outfit that doesn't look plain?
Yes, the tonal relief gives visual variation without a contrasting print. A simple silhouette often makes this effect more apparent.
What should I check when using the jacquard for a fitted pencil skirt?
Test the stretch and woven ease rather than assuming it behaves like jersey. Verify seam comfort and the pattern's appearance when the garment is fitted.
Would the texture pair well with smooth chiffon sleeves?
It can: the jacquard can anchor an opaque bodice, while sheer sleeves provide contrast. Test how the different fabrics move together.
Before cutting or sewing this textured polyester crepe jacquard, test a swatch for washing, steaming, pressing, stretch recovery and texture response. Polyester crepe is generally stable, but heat and pressure can still affect texture and drape.
- Test first Test washing, steaming, pressing and stretch recovery on a small piece before cutting the full fabric.
- Edges Finish raw edges before pre-washing or extended handling if fraying appears on your test piece.
- Wash Use cold gentle handling or dry clean if you want the safest route for the finished garment.
- Dry Do not tumble dry. Air dry gently in shade and avoid high heat.
- Iron Press from the reverse side with a pressing cloth on low heat.
- Cutting Let the fabric relax flat before cutting, especially for fitted or tailored garments.
General care guidance only. Results may vary by colour, texture, stretch, steam, water quality and garment construction.
Compare to Plain polyester crepe
Plain crepe offers a simpler textured surface, while this product adds woven jacquard motifs and 3% elastane.
This fabric is better when
- The Branch, Wheat Leaf and Laurel designs give built-in woven pattern rather than a plain surface.
- The stored composition includes 3% elastane, adding some give that should be evaluated on a swatch.
Plain polyester crepe is better when
- Choose plain crepe when you want an unpatterned surface for minimal designs, printing or embellishment.
Compare to High-stretch jersey
Stretch jersey is designed for substantially more elasticity, while this product is a woven crepe jacquard containing 3% elastane.
This fabric is better when
- The woven crepe-jacquard structure provides a traditional woven garment hand and patterned surface.
- It suits dresses and separates that need some give without the look and behavior of jersey.
High-stretch jersey is better when
- Choose a measured high-stretch jersey for bodycon garments, dancewear or designs that rely on substantial stretch and recovery.
Compare to Smooth stretch woven
A smooth stretch woven provides give with a cleaner surface, while this fabric combines elastane content with crepe and jacquard texture.
This fabric is better when
- The woven motifs provide visible surface interest without a separate print.
- Crepe texture adds a different visual hand from a flat smooth stretch woven.
Smooth stretch woven is better when
- Choose a smooth stretch woven when a clean, untextured surface is more important than jacquard pattern.
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