Fabric Definition:
Metallic fiber is a man-made fiber with a metallic appearance, often coated with metal or made from laminated films. It is used for decorative purposes, creating shiny, reflective effects.
Composition:
Metallic-coated polyester or nylon, or pure metal threads
Texture:
Shiny, reflective, smooth, rigid, may feel slightly coarse or plastic-like
Stretch Level:
None / Low (Not stretchy)
Fabric Construction:
Woven or Knitted
GSM Range:
80-200 GSM
Breathability:
Poor (Not breathable)
Moisture Management:
Low (Hydrophobic)
Durability:
Low (Can be delicate)
Thermal Properties:
Moderate insulation (reflective properties)
Key Usage Areas:
Fashion Garments (Evening Wear), Accessories, Bridal Wear, Home Textiles (Curtains), Upholstery, Special Occasion Wear
Decorative textiles, automotive interiors, specialty packaging, industrial textiles