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Plain Dyed Fabrics — Variant
Glazed Cotton
Cotton with a chemical or friction glaze polish — the crisp lustre of chintz on a fully cotton base.
- Texture
- Cotton hand with a polished, softly reflective face
- Drape
- Crisp with body — holds structure
- Feel
- Soft to the hand
- Weight
- Programme-specific
Your enquiry arrives with “Glazed Cotton” already noted — no need to select it again.
Fabric Overview
Glazed cotton is cotton finished with a polished glaze — historically a starch-and-friction process, today more often a resin finish — that leaves the face with a light, almost chintz-like sheen. It reads as more formal than a flat cotton, holds a crisp fold, and is the natural choice for structured pieces where you want the honesty of cotton but a slightly more polished face.
Common Applications
Structured jackets and coatsOccasion kurtas and Nehru jacketsFormal shirtingFurnishings — chintz-style upholstery and cushions
Typical End Uses
- Linings
- Bases
- Structured panels
Why Choose This Fabric
01
Polished face without moving to silk or satin
02
Fully cotton — breathable and washable
03
Available in deep saturated colours
04
Holds a sharp cut and crisp fold
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