Turkish Printed Rayon Viscose Jacquard Fabric
Turkish Printed Rayon Viscose Jacquard Fabric is a 170 GSM woven fabric made from 63% rayon and 37% viscose. It combines a soft, fluid drape with opaque coverage and a 155 cm width, making it suitable for dresses, abayas, kaftans, blouses, skirts and boutique garment production.
The collection is organized by two customer-facing options: Design and Color. Current design families include Waterfall Polka Dot, Flower, Polka Dot, Small Flower, Zebra, Polka Dot Chain, Cream Line, Animal Print, Deer Bambi Print, Pebble Scatter, Silver Wheat Sprig, Leopard Animal Print, Espresso Ink Wash and Ivory Wildflower Scatter.
Each Design + Color combination is stocked and tracked as one sellable fabric variant. The fabric is sold by the meter, with swatches available for checking print scale, color, opacity, drape and sewing behavior before ordering larger quantities.
Key specifications: 63% Rayon / 37% Viscose · 170 GSM · 155 cm wide · Opaque · Non-stretch · Fluid drape · Rotary printed jacquard · Made in Türkiye.
For larger production requirements, use the Wholesale option to confirm quantity and continuous-length availability before ordering.
Product Specifications
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What buyers ask before ordering
I'm looking for a soft floral dress fabric with more texture than ordinary printed rayon. Would this work?
This printed rayon-viscose jacquard combines decorative artwork with a woven surface. Drape a full-width sample to judge how the print scale and underlying texture appear together.
What search terms could lead me to this fabric without knowing its name?
Try Turkish printed rayon jacquard, botanical viscose dress fabric, soft floral modestwear fabric or textured printed material for kaftans. Check the specific design images, since the product contains different print families.
Could I make a matching skirt and blouse from one print?
Yes. Plan the blouse front, skirt panels and sleeves together so prominent motifs are not awkwardly cut at seams. Coordinated separates can show more of the print than a heavily panelled dress.
Will a large floral pattern look different on a small dress than on a maxi kaftan?
Yes. A short garment reveals fewer full repeats, while a maxi silhouette can display larger motifs more clearly. Compare the motif scale against real pattern pieces before committing.
How can I stop an important flower or shape from disappearing into a seam?
Position the main motif on a front panel before cutting the remaining pieces. Allow extra fabric if exact placement or symmetry matters because standard pattern yardage may not account for it.
Could this make a relaxed resort co-ord set rather than a formal outfit?
A loose blouse and matching skirt or trouser can use the fabric's fluid character in casual-resort styling. Keep structural details simple so the print stays visible.
Can I mix floral and polka-dot designs from the same jacquard family?
Mixed prints can work when their colours and scales are considered together. Use one as the main fabric and the other as a smaller accent to avoid competing patterns.
Would the fabric suit a softly belted shirt dress?
Yes, a fluid printed shirt dress is worth sampling. Support the placket and collar as needed, and ensure the print placement still looks intentional when the belt gathers the waist.
How do I keep a directional design from appearing upside down?
Identify any obvious top and bottom in the print before cutting. Mark the grain and direction on the pattern layout so adjoining pieces remain consistent.
Can a simple kaftan look distinctive without embroidery if I use this print?
Yes. A wide front panel and loose sleeves can show the print and woven texture without additional decoration. Choose a neckline that does not cut through a key motif.
Would a printed jacquard be suitable for a wedding guest dress?
It can be, depending on print, colour and silhouette. Try a flowing dress sample and check the pattern under the event's lighting to decide how formal it feels.
How do I choose between an abstract and a floral print for a blouse?
Smaller or loosely distributed designs may be easier around darts, collars and pockets. A large floral can make a stronger statement on a simple uninterrupted front panel.
Could I make wide-leg trousers in a bold printed jacquard?
Yes, with a suitable woven pattern and enough ease. Pay attention to vertical print direction and how the artwork appears across the two leg panels.
Would a plain scarf or a matching print scarf be better with this fabric?
A plain scarf can repeat one colour and quiet the outfit; a matching print offers a coordinated statement. Test the scarf drape and the appearance of the reverse side.
How should I plan fabric quantities for several garments with matching prints?
Lay out the actual repeat across all pattern pieces before estimating metres. Reserve extra for centred motifs, symmetrical cutting and consistent production batches.
Before cutting or sewing this printed rayon-viscose jacquard, test a swatch for washing, steaming, pressing, colour handling and shrinkage. Printed viscose blends can react differently by colourway, so confirm print behaviour before production.
- Test first Test a small piece before washing, steaming, pressing or cutting the full fabric.
- Print Check print placement, colour handling and pattern direction before cutting.
- 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 strong wringing.
- Iron Press from the reverse side on low heat with a pressing cloth.
- Cutting Let the fabric relax flat before cutting and allow extra margin for print placement.
General care guidance only. Results may vary by colour, print, steam, water quality and garment construction.
Compare to Plain Solid Rayon-Viscose
A plain solid viscose is the simplest, most versatile base fabric — but it offers no surface pattern at all.
This fabric is better when
- Comes with an actual print catalog — polka dot, floral, waterfall motifs — without needing to source a separate printed fabric line
- The jacquard base gives slightly more body and structure than a flat plain viscose
- A printed surface creates more visual differentiation in product photography and category browsing than a flat solid color
Plain Solid Rayon-Viscose is better when
- A solid color is more universally mixable and easier to match across a wardrobe or multi-piece collection
- Plain fabric is typically cheaper as the most basic commodity option
- No risk of a specific print falling out of favor — solid colors don't date the way prints can
Compare to Raised or Embossed Jacquard
An embossed jacquard has its motif woven directly into the fabric's structure, giving it a raised, tactile surface. This fabric's pattern is printed onto a jacquard base instead — flat to the touch, but with a far wider range of available designs.
This fabric is better when
- Significantly more pattern variety, since rotary printing isn't limited by the loom setup required for a woven jacquard motif
- Faster and generally more affordable to bring new print designs to market than developing a new woven jacquard pattern
- Easier to offer the same design across many colorways for a coordinated multi-piece collection
Raised or Embossed Jacquard is better when
- An embossed jacquard has genuine tactile depth and dimension that a printed surface can't replicate
- A woven-in pattern won't crack or fade at the surface the way a printed design can over repeated washing and wear
Compare to Cotton Poplin Print
Cotton poplin is a common base for printed dressmaking fabric, but it's crisper and less fluid than a viscose-based fabric.
This fabric is better when
- The rayon-viscose base gives a noticeably softer, more fluid drape suited to abayas, kaftans, and flowing dress silhouettes, where poplin's crispness can feel stiff
- Opaque coverage at 170 GSM, without the sometimes-sheer lightweight poplin options
Cotton Poplin Print is better when
- Cotton poplin is typically more breathable in hot climates and more tolerant of frequent machine washing
- Poplin holds crisp pleats and structured shirting shapes better than a fluid viscose-based fabric
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