SATIN STRETCH CREPE | 7312

A mid-weight stretch satin with a pebbled crepe face — the textured option for designers who want satin sheen with tactile dimension and comfortable give.

Satin Stretch Crepe is a 205 gsm (~6.0 oz/yd²) 100% polyester woven satin with a pebbled crepe texture on the face, milled in Korea at 50/52" wide. Where most stretch satins lean smooth and glossy, this one reads dimensional: the crepe pebbling scatters light so the fabric photographs with depth rather than hot spots. The hand is fluid with a quiet stretch, and the marbled and gem colorways layer printed visual movement on top of the surface texture. It is the satin you reach for when smooth stretch satin feels too flat and crepe-back satin feels too matte.

Applications

Apparel

• Cocktail and occasion dresses, wrap dresses
• Bias-cut and A-line skirts, pleated and gathered skirts
• Draped blouses, soft jumpsuits, palazzo trousers
• Modern bridal separates and bridesmaid pieces
• Mother-of-the-bride and guest-of-honor looks
• Costume and dance wear
• Statement linings, scarves, sashes, decorative ties

Events & decor

• Dimensional table runners — pebbled face catches light differently than smooth satin
• Textured chair sashes and ties — marbled colorways add depth
• Napkin overlays for high-design tablescapes
• Statement event backdrops and ceremony focal panels
• Photo-prop drapery favored for dimension in shots
• Art-directed event linen (gallery, editorial wedding, design event)

Honest scale note: not built for sustained-tension full ceremony drape, heavy ceiling drapes, or full banquet tablecloths where you need broad solid-color palettes — only 4 printed colorways exist. Use it where the textured face is the design choice.

Hand & feel

The texture is the product. The face carries a fine, even pebbling — consistent micro-relief, not coarse or slubbed. Dry to the touch rather than slick (the opposite of smooth stretch satin); the reverse is smoother and flatter. At 205 gsm the cloth falls in soft, rounded folds rather than liquid pours. Stretch registers as a comfortable give you notice when you move and forget when you stand still. Sheen is a soft glow that lives inside the pebbled surface — brushed pearl, not polished chrome.

Best for / not ideal for

Best for

• Cocktail and occasion dresses, wrap dresses, bias-cut skirts
• Modern bridal separates and printed bridesmaid pieces
• Statement linings where the print shows at the reveal
• High-design event linen where dimension is the design choice

Not ideal for

• High-shine mirror-finish gowns (use smooth stretch satin)
• Structured ball gowns or corseted bodices (too fluid)
• Sharp tailoring — blazers, structured trousers
• Heavy event drapery or upholstery (not built for sustained tension or abrasion)
• Couture with heavy beadwork (mid-weight ground can't carry it)
• Unlined garments in light printed colorways (line for opacity)

Specifications

• Style: Satin Stretch Crepe | 7312
• Composition: 100% Polyester
• Weave: Satin with pebbled crepe face
• Weight: 205 gsm (~6.0 oz/yd²)
• Width: 50/52"
• Stretch: Comfortable give, clean recovery (delivered through weave and finishing)
• Hand: Mid-weight, dry-face, fluid
• Sheen: Soft glow diffused by pebbled texture
• Colorways: Charcoal Gem, Teal Gem, Cherry Marble, Mango Marble
• Country of Origin: Korea
• Sold by the yard, no minimums; free swatches available.

Care

• Machine wash cold on delicate in a mesh bag, or hand wash.
• Mild detergent; avoid bleach and optical brighteners (they shift print color).
• Lay flat or hang to dry; avoid direct sunlight on printed colorways.
• Iron on low on the reverse with a press cloth — do not press the face directly.
• Steam vertically to release wrinkles between wears.
• Do not dry clean unless the finished garment specifies it.

FAQ

What is satin stretch crepe?
A stretch satin woven with a pebbled crepe texture on the face. It pairs soft satin sheen with tactile crepe dimension and comfortable stretch — a satin that reads textured and sophisticated rather than glossy and flat.

Is it the same as crepe back satin?
No. Crepe back satin has a smooth satin face and crepe on the reverse. Satin stretch crepe puts the crepe texture on the face and adds stretch. Related families, structurally different.

Is it stretchy?
Yes — comfortable, supportive give with clean recovery. Designed to ease fit on dresses, skirts, blouses, and wrap silhouettes; not athletic-grade stretch.

How does it photograph?
Well — the pebbled face scatters light and kills the hot-spot reflections that plague smooth satins under flash and studio lighting. Reads dimensional rather than glassy on camera.

Is it good for bridal?
For modern, low-glare bridal and bridesmaid pieces, yes — the pebbled face is a sophisticated alternative to standard smooth satin. Not the right pick for structured ball gowns or corseted bodices.

Is it machine washable?
Yes — cold, delicate cycle, mesh bag, mild detergent. Lay flat or hang to dry. Skip the dryer to protect the stretch.

Machine Wash, Cold; Gentle Detergent, No Bleach. Tumble Dry, Low Heat. Do not wring.

Soft, shiny, and smooth, satin fabric is a luxurious and elegant fabric type. A satin fabric can also have a shiny face side and a dull and textured back side. A satin fabric is woven in a satin style from a variety of fibers, including silk, cotton, and polyester. Satin fabric has a unique weaving structure that makes it durable and wrinkle-resistant. It is also possible to print intricate designs and styles on satin fabric. Satin fabrics vary in weight, stretch, and luster, and are not all created equal.