Introduce depth and character into your designs with this sophisticated sage green silk moiré fabric, crafted from a balanced 50% silk and 50% cotton blend. Defined by its distinctive watermark (moiré) texture, the fabric reveals a fluid, organic pattern that shifts with light—creating a refined interplay of shadow and sheen.

Moiré textiles have a rich historical legacy, originally woven for the Ottoman palace, where they represented elegance, craftsmanship, and prestige. This fabric continues that tradition, combining heritage weaving techniques with a contemporary color palette.

The blend of silk and cotton ensures both beauty and performance:
silk provides a luminous, luxurious finish, while cotton adds structure, stability, and everyday usability. The result is a versatile textile that performs equally well in fashion and interior applications.

With a width of 50 cm, this fabric is ideal for precise, design-focused uses, especially where detail and refinement are key.

Applications

Fashion & Apparel

• Shirt and blouse cuffs & collars
• Kimono robes and loungewear
• Inner linings for garments
• Decorative trims, bindings (bias / piping)
• Statement panels in designer pieces

Accessories

• Neckties & bow ties
• Bags and clutches
• Hair accessories (headbands, bows, crowns)
• Belt details and small accents

Interior & Decorative Use

• Cushion covers and small upholstery details
• Lampshades
• Decorative boxes and luxury packaging
• Small poufs and accent applications

Why This Fabric Stands Out

Unlike printed fabrics, the moiré effect is woven directly into the structure, ensuring authenticity, depth, and durability. Each cut reveals a unique pattern, making every piece subtly one-of-a-kind.

The sage green tone (Pantone 5855 CP) offers a soft, muted elegance with subtle yellow-green undertones—bringing a calm, natural aesthetic that works beautifully in both minimalist and organic design contexts.

Care Instructions

• Dry clean recommended
• Iron on low heat (reverse side)
• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight