Silk Blends
Silk crossed with cotton, linen and viscose — the hand of silk at a working price and an easier care profile.
- Texture
- Soft with a restrained sheen and light slub
- Drape
- Balanced — softer than linen, more structured than pure silk
- Feel
- Soft to the hand
- Weight
- Medium to heavy
Swatches dispatched within 3–5 working days across India.
Blending silk with a second fibre changes both cost and behaviour. Silk-cotton keeps a soft sheen but gains breathability and washability, which makes it the standard choice for everyday premium kurtas. Silk-linen introduces the dry crispness and slub of flax while retaining lustre, and is the usual base for resort and occasion tailoring. Silk-viscose falls heavier and more fluidly than either, and is used where a garment needs weight in the drape. Blend ratios can be specified at the development stage.
- Kurtas
- Shirts
- Dresses
- Dupattas
- Tailoring
Bespoke development options offered on this specific fabric.
Blend ratio development
Piece and yarn dyeing
Digital and screen printing
Softening and enzyme finishes
Silk character at a more workable cost
Easier care than pure silk
Blend ratio can be specified
Stable across repeat production
