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Fluid drape of Warm Khaki ramada crepe with a sunlit field tone, a dressmaking crepe for jalabiyas and floaty crepe dresses.
Loose rippling folds of Dark Olive Hiba ramada fabric showing tonal depth from highlight to shadow, made for palazzo trousers and gathered midi skirts.
Dark Olive ramada crepe draped in a long unbroken fall, its pebbled soft face ideal for floaty crepe dresses and A-line crepe skirts.
Dark Olive Hiba ramada fabric surface in studio light, showing an even crepe grain for tie-neck tops and abayas.
Detailed hand close-up of Dark Olive soft crepe, soft and matte for flowy skirts and relaxed pants.
Neat fold detail of Dark Olive ramada crepe, a deep herbal dress cloth for Eid outfits and bias-friendly dresses.
Twisted length of Dark Olive soft crepe showing supple body and soft movement for boutique dressmaking by the meter and abayas.
Dark Plum soft crepe gathered in soft waves, its rich berry cast ready for costume sewing and jalabiyas.
Hanging length of Dark Plum Hiba ramada fabric with fluid unstructured drape, a strong pick for easy tunics, jalabiyas and floaty crepe dresses.
Soft surface of Dark Plum soft crepe in a rich berry cast, a wrinkle-shy finish suited to soft circle skirts and wide-leg trousers.
Dark Plum ramada crepe texture photographed tight to reveal its rich berry soft finish for modest occasionwear and relaxed shirts.
Crisp fold in Dark Plum Hiba ramada fabric showing light-to-shadow depth along the edge, suited to culottes and flowy skirts.
Dark Plum ramada crepe in a loose twist drape, highlighting fluid motion for soft day dresses and soft circle skirts.
Gentle rolling folds of Mocha Brown ramada crepe with rich color depth for floaty crepe dresses and A-line crepe skirts.
Mocha Brown soft crepe draped to show how the soft cloth moves for A-line crepe skirts and soft jumpsuits.
Smooth soft-crepe face of Mocha Brown ramada crepe, showing true color for matching abayas and soft day dresses.
Macro texture of Mocha Brown Hiba ramada fabric showing a fine pebbled crepe grain for relaxed pants and soft circle skirts.
Folded edge of Mocha Brown soft crepe revealing soft body for sample toiles and soft blouses.
Spiral twist of Mocha Brown Hiba ramada fabric revealing its toasted coffee tone and how the cloth bends for tie-neck tops and abayas.
Soft cascading folds in Warm Khaki Hiba ramada fabric, a floaty dressmaking cloth for easy tunics, jalabiyas and floaty crepe dresses.
Close view of the soft pebbled Warm Khaki face, light resting across Hiba ramada fabric made for wide-leg trousers and A-line crepe skirts.
Up-close Warm Khaki soft crepe texture with a dry soft handle, useful before ordering Eid outfits.
Warm Khaki ramada crepe folded to show highlight lines and opaque coverage for midi crepe dresses and sample toiles.
Warm Khaki soft crepe twisted into a spiral, light tracing the curve for soft circle skirts and wide-leg trousers.
Loose rippling folds of Dark Forest soft crepe showing tonal depth from highlight to shadow, made for A-line crepe skirts and soft jumpsuits.
Dark Forest Hiba ramada fabric draped in a long unbroken fall, its pebbled soft face ideal for soft jumpsuits and bias skirts.
Dark Forest soft crepe surface in studio light, showing an even crepe grain for dress linings and wrap tops.
Detailed hand close-up of Dark Forest ramada crepe, soft and matte for bias-friendly dresses and gathered midi skirts.
Neat fold detail of Dark Forest Hiba ramada fabric, a shadowed woodland dress cloth for soft blouses and kaftans.
Twisted length of Dark Forest ramada crepe showing supple body and soft movement for abayas and wrap tops.
Soft Black polyester crepe arranged in soft folds, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Soft Black polyester crepe hanging in a long draped panel, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Soft Black polyester crepe shown in folded detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Soft Black polyester crepe shown in surface detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Soft Black polyester crepe shown in a close-up of its fine texture, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Soft Black polyester crepe arranged in a twisted drape, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Coffee Brown polyester crepe arranged in soft folds, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Coffee Brown polyester crepe hanging in a long draped panel, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Coffee Brown polyester crepe shown in folded detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Coffee Brown polyester crepe shown in surface detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Coffee Brown polyester crepe shown in a close-up of its fine texture, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Coffee Brown polyester crepe arranged in a twisted drape, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Mauve Brown polyester crepe arranged in soft folds, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Mauve Brown polyester crepe hanging in a long draped panel, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Mauve Brown polyester crepe shown in folded detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Mauve Brown polyester crepe shown in surface detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Mauve Brown polyester crepe shown in a close-up of its fine texture, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Mauve Brown polyester crepe arranged in a twisted drape, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Cinnamon Brown polyester crepe arranged in soft folds, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Cinnamon Brown polyester crepe hanging in a long draped panel, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Cinnamon Brown polyester crepe shown in folded detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Cinnamon Brown polyester crepe shown in surface detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Cinnamon Brown polyester crepe shown in a close-up of its fine texture, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Cinnamon Brown polyester crepe arranged in a twisted drape, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Charcoal Olive polyester crepe arranged in soft folds, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Charcoal Olive polyester crepe hanging in a long draped panel, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Charcoal Olive polyester crepe shown in folded detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Charcoal Olive polyester crepe shown in surface detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Charcoal Olive polyester crepe shown in a close-up of its fine texture, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Charcoal Olive polyester crepe arranged in a twisted drape, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Smoky Green polyester crepe arranged in soft folds, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Smoky Green polyester crepe hanging in a long draped panel, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Smoky Green polyester crepe shown in folded detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Smoky Green polyester crepe shown in surface detail, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Smoky Green polyester crepe shown in a close-up of its fine texture, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.
Smoky Green polyester crepe arranged in a twisted drape, showing the fabric’s matte surface and tonal shading.

Soft Flow Polyester Crepe Fabric

$23.00 / Meter
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Soft Flow Polyester Crepe Fabric is made in South Korea from 100% polyester. A softly flowing woven crepe with a subtly grained, low-sheen matte surface. It is 150 GSM, 150 cm wide and non-stretch.

Suitable for dresses, blouses, skirts, abayas, kaftans and flowing woven silhouettes. Choose patterns with appropriate wearing ease and closures rather than relying on elastic stretch. Check pale colours in the intended lighting and use lining where needed.

Fabric specifications

  • Composition: 100% polyester; not silk
  • Construction: Woven
  • Weight: 150 GSM
  • Width: 150 cm
  • Fabric mass per metre: 225 g per metre
  • Stretch: Non-stretch
  • Coverage: Opaque per product specification; check a swatch under intended lighting
  • Surface and finish: Soft matte, low-sheen finish
  • Texture: Fine, subtly grained crepe surface
  • Drape: Fluid
  • Origin: South Korea
  • Ordering: By the metre; swatch and wholesale enquiry available

Sewing and care

Check the actual usable width and pattern layout before ordering; size, garment length, sleeves, fullness and grain direction affect metre requirements. Keep directional surfaces consistently oriented. Test stitching and pressing on a scrap. Use low synthetic heat, a pressing cloth and reverse-side pressing where suitable.

Test a swatch for colourfastness, finish stability and shrinkage before laundering or cutting full quantities. Cool gentle washing, shaded air drying and low-temperature pressing are general starting points, not a verified mill-specific care label. Follow the finished garment label and account for trims and linings.

Product Specifications

Fabric type Polyester Crepe
Composition 100% Polyester
Fabric width 150 cm
Weight 150 GSM
Weight class Lightweight
Stretch Non-stretch
Transparency Opaque
Drape Fluid
Hand feel Soft, pliable woven crepe with a fluid drape
Texture Fine, subtly grained crepe surface
Finish Soft matte, low-sheen finish
Fabric structure Woven
Shrinkage Shrinkage not independently tested; measure a swatch before and after the intended care method.
Sold by Meter | Swatch | Wholesale quote
Minimum cut 1.0 m
Wholesale MOQ 60 m
Season All season
Origin South Korea
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What buyers ask before ordering

What are the fabric specifications?

This South Korean 100% polyester woven fabric is 150 GSM, 150 cm wide and non-stretch. Fabric mass per metre is approximately 225 g.

Does the fabric stretch?

No. Use patterns designed for non-stretch woven fabric, with suitable ease and closures.

How much fabric should I order?

Use the pattern layout for the actual usable 150 cm width. Size, length, fullness, sleeves and grain direction affect metre requirements; estimate from your cutting plan.

Is the fabric opaque?

The product specification is opaque. Check a swatch, especially pale colours, under the intended lighting and decide whether lining is needed.

How should I care for it?

Test a swatch for colourfastness, shrinkage and finish stability. Cool gentle washing and low-heat reverse pressing are general starting points, not a verified mill care label; follow the finished garment instructions.

How does Ramada compare with WoolPeach and Kenzo?

Ramada is 150 GSM, between 130 GSM WoolPeach and 230 GSM Kenzo. Its 225 g-per-metre mass is based on 150 cm width. Choose the surface and drape from a swatch, not GSM alone.

Is Ramada glossy satin?

No. The recorded surface is a finely grained, softly flowing crepe with a low-sheen matte finish, not a glossy satin face.

Can I use Ramada for a fitted abaya without stretch?

Use a pattern drafted for non-stretch woven cloth. Allow appropriate wearing ease and any needed openings or closures; do not rely on elastic recovery for movement.

How can I keep flowing crepe from shifting while cutting?

Support the whole fabric on the table instead of letting it hang and pull the grain. Test a single-layer layout, sharp cutting tools and pins within seam allowances on a scrap before cutting the garment.

What should I test if seams pucker on this flowing crepe?

Use a fresh suitable needle and test thread tension, stitch length and feeding on a useful-sized scrap. Avoid pulling the cloth. Puckering has several causes, so change one setting at a time rather than assuming one universal fix.

Which needle should I start testing with?

Trial a sharp or Microtex/universal needle suitable for this 150 GSM polyester woven and the chosen thread. Check for skipped stitches, visible holes and puckering; the best size depends on the actual layers and machine.

How can I finish the cut edges neatly?

Test whether the actual cut edge frays, then choose an appropriate overlocked, enclosed or bound finish. Check seam bulk and appearance through the face before using the finish throughout the garment.

How do I avoid pressing marks on flowing crepe?

Start on a scrap at low synthetic heat, from the reverse and through a pressing cloth. Check the surface after cooling. Do not assume a high-temperature steam setting is safe or that shine can be restored after damage.

Will interfacing change the drape?

It can. Trial a lightweight compatible interfacing or a sew-in alternative on the actual cloth and compare the result. Check adhesion, strike-through, stiffness and heat effects before committing to collars, cuffs or waistbands.

How can I choose a shade reliably from the photos?

Use the named colour and its six photographs as a guide, but screens and lighting can change perceived colour. Check a physical swatch for the intended outfit and lighting; no exact screen-to-fabric colour match is guaranteed.

Softness

8/10

Drape

8/10

Sheen

2/10

Wrinkle resistance

7/10
Fabric care

Treat this 150 GSM, 150 cm wide fabric as a soft, non-stretch woven. Test washing, stitch quality and pressing on a swatch before cutting production yardage.

  • Cutting Support the fabric, align grain lines and plan around usable width and selvages.
  • Needle Start with a suitable sharp or universal/Microtex needle for lightweight woven polyester; test on an offcut.
  • Seams Test tension and stitch length, and finish cut edges if your sample frays.
  • Ease Allow normal wearing ease and closures because the fabric is not elastic.
  • Pressing Use low heat on the reverse with a pressing cloth to protect the matte face.

Sewing recommendations are starting points; confirm them on the actual fabric.

Fabric comparison
Compare to Italian Silky Crepe Fabric

This product is 150 GSM and 150 cm wide; Italian Silky Crepe is recorded as 205 GSM and 150 cm wide. Compare actual samples for surface, hand and drape rather than assuming identical construction.

This fabric is better when

  • Soft matte, low-sheen finish

Italian Silky Crepe Fabric is better when

  • A different silky crepe surface and hand
Best choice: Choose using the required weight, finish and a physical swatch.
Compare to Milano Matte Sandwashed Silky Fabric

Milano is recorded as 100 GSM, 150 cm wide and 100% silky polyamide. This product is 150 GSM, 150 cm wide and 100% polyester. They are different fabrics.

This fabric is better when

  • Fine, subtly grained crepe surface

Milano Matte Sandwashed Silky Fabric is better when

  • A lighter 100 GSM sandwashed polyamide option
Best choice: Compare weight, fibre and surface against the intended garment.
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