Triple Crepe Fabric (Stretch) Black
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High‑Quality Triple Crepe Fabric (Stretch) Black
Triple Crepe Fabric (Stretch) Black is a luxurious fabric with a tightly woven structure and a lightly crinkled texture. The heavier weight gives garments a beautiful structure, while the smooth drape ensures elegance and comfort. Thanks to the slight stretch across the width, the fabric is flexible and comfortable—ideal for dresses, skirts, trousers, and light jackets in autumn and winter.
This versatile fabric is produced with finer yarns that undergo a high twist. This not only provides strength, but also a fluid drape. Technically, alternating S‑twist and Z‑twist weaving creates a smooth, three‑dimensional texture and resilient “bounce.” This is why the fabric is called triple crepe: the combination of multiple twists, high torsion, and a complex structure gives that typical crepe look with a lively surface.
The woven structure ensures a durable fabric that retains its texture and drape even after multiple washes. The material feels substantial yet remains supple and easy to work with. This combination makes it suitable for garments that need to be both stylish and functional.
Product Specifications
- Item Number: R139901
- Composition: 95% Polyester 5% Elastane
- Width: 148 cm
- Weight: 310 g/m2
- Stretch: Width
Triple Crepe Fabric (Stretch) Black combines elegance, structure, and comfort, making it suitable for a wide range of garments and creative projects. With its heavier weight, smooth drape, and three‑dimensional texture, every design looks professional and stylish, regardless of the season.
What can you make with it?
- Dresses and skirts: Perfect for autumn and winter pieces that drape beautifully yet retain structure.
- Trousers and pants: Stylish and comfortable trousers with a professional look thanks to the sturdy but stretchable fabric.
- Jackets and blazers: Lightly structured jackets or blazers that are elegant and comfortable.
- Special occasion wear: Party or evening clothing with a luxurious look due to the beautiful texture and drape.
- Mix and seasonal collections: Versatile garments for multiple seasons thanks to durability and flexibility.
What is Triple Crepe Fabric (Stretch)?
Triple crepe is a tightly woven variant of crepe with a grainy, lightly crinkled texture. The heavier weight provides strength, while the smooth drape adds an elegant look. The special properties come from highly twisted yarns and alternating S‑ and Z‑twist weaving, often combined with multiple threads in the binding, resulting in:
- A three‑dimensional (3D) structure
- More resilience and “bounce”
- A typical crepe texture with a lively surface
The word “triple” refers to the multiple twists and complex structure of the fabric, not three separate layers. This combination makes it ideal for garments requiring comfort, structure, and style.
Care and handling
Triple Crepe Fabric (Stretch) Black is easy to work with thanks to its smooth structure and slight stretch. Use sharp scissors or rotary cutters when cutting and iron at a low temperature to preserve the texture. Wash the fabric on a gentle cycle, preferably inside out, to keep the crinkled texture and drape intact. This keeps the fabric beautiful and functional for all your creative projects.
Conclusion
Triple Crepe Fabric (Stretch) Black is a versatile and durable fabric that combines elegance, comfort, and structure. With its heavier weight, beautiful three‑dimensional texture, smooth drape, and slight stretch, it is an excellent choice for dresses, skirts, trousers, and light jackets.
You can steam these with various solvents, including perchlorethylene (professional cleaning).
Iron at a maximum of 110°C. And we recommend doing this inside out.
Do not bleach.
Do not tumble dry.
The fabric cannot wring out, the material cannot withstand it.
Produced in: China
What is stretch crepe fabric?
Stretch crepe is a crepe fabric with a lightly textured, pebbled surface and stretch (often thanks to elastane). It combines a clean, polished look with extra comfort and freedom of movement.
What is stretch crepe best for?
Stretch crepe is popular for dresses, skirts, trousers/pants, blouses and blazers. It looks chic, drapes nicely and feels comfortable—great for everyday, business or occasion wear.
How does it drape and how much stretch does it have?
It usually has a fluid drape with an elegant “flow”, while the crepe texture adds body and shape. Stretch is often light to medium—comfortable, without looking sporty.
Is stretch crepe see-through? Do I need a lining?
That depends on the colour and weight. Lighter shades can be more see-through. For skirts, dresses or trousers, a (thin) lining can improve comfort and give a cleaner finish.
Which needle and stitch should I use?
Use a stretch needle or microtex needle (70–80). Sew with a narrow zigzag or a stretch stitch. Using a serger/overlocker? That keeps seams neat and elastic.
Does crepe fray? How do I finish seams neatly?
Crepe can fray slightly. For a neat finish, you can serge/overlock, use a zigzag, or finish seams with bias binding / French seams (depending on the pattern and thickness).
Should I prewash? Does stretch crepe shrink?
Prewashing is recommended, especially for garments. Minor shrinkage or “settling” can occur. After washing, let the fabric rest/dry completely before cutting.
How do I wash and iron stretch crepe without shine marks?
Wash on 30°C delicate and do not tumble dry. Iron on low heat (max. 110°C) on the wrong side with a pressing cloth. Don’t wring; dry flat or air dry.
Can I use stretch crepe for trousers or blazers?
Yes—absolutely. The crepe texture looks professional, while the stretch adds comfort. For fitted pieces, a lining or stabiliser in certain areas can elevate the finish.
Can I order a sample first and are colours identical per batch?
Yes, feel free to order a fabric swatch (sample) to check colour and texture in real life. Colours may vary slightly per dye lot and screen; for one project, it’s best to order enough in one go.
