White Viscose CharmuseSilk Dyeable

Weave & Finish: Features a classic satin weave construction with a high-luster, glossy surface on the front and a muted, semi-matte finish on the back.

Fiber Composition: Made from 100% regenerated plant cellulose (Viscose/Rayon) rather than mulberry silk protein. This gives it better breathability and absorbency than pure polyester alternatives.

Dyeability: Highly receptive to direct, reactive, and vat dyes. It takes dark, vibrant shades (e.g., deep maroon, emerald green, midnight blue) with a brilliant surface sheen without requiring disperse/high-heat polyester dyes.

Hand Feel & Fall: Offers a heavy, fluid drape with a soft hand, though it carries slightly more weight and body compared to lightweight 80g pure silk charmeuse.

Primary Uses in Fashion & Manufacturing

1. Formal & Bridal Dupattas / Shirts: Frequently used in Eastern formal wear, festive collections, and bridal ensembles for dupattas, long kameez panels, and linings where a rich luster is needed.

2. Bottom Wear: Popular for dyeable bootcut trousers, wide-leg palazzos, tulip pants, and tulip shalwars due to its sleek fall and wrinkle recovery compared to pure raw silk.

3. Value Addition & Substrates: Ideal for screen printing, digital printing, tilla work, zardozi, resham embroidery, and aari work, as the dense weave holds heavy embellishments without tearing.

4. Linings: Used as a inner lining under sheer fabrics like organza, net, or heavy hand-worked chiffon.