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Georgette fabric was traditionally a woven silk textile with a luxurious appearance and a beautiful drape. It can also be made with synthetic and semi-synthetic fiber.

Named after a highly acclaimed French fashion designer, Madame Georgette de la Plante, Georgette started gaining popularity in the late 20th century. 

Highly popular in the Indian Fashion Industry, Trade Uno’s Georgette collection can be used for dresses, gowns, skirts, salwar suits, bridal wear, lining, scarves, stoles, veils, and much more.

Uses of Georgette Fabric

Dresses and Gowns

• Evening gowns and cocktail dresses: Georgette Fabric is often used for formal dresses because of its flowing drape and elegant look.
• Summer dresses: Its lightweight and breathable quality make it a popular choice for warm-weather dresses.
• Bridesmaid and wedding gowns: Georgette’s soft drape works well for ethereal bridal looks and bridesmaid dresses, often layered for added texture.

Sarees and Ethnic Wear

• Sarees: Georgette material is widely used for sarees, especially in India, due to its lightweight nature and ease of draping. It also offers a delicate yet formal look.
• Lehenga and anarkali dresses: Georgette is used for traditional South Asian garments, providing fluid movement and a soft, elegant appearance.

Scarves and Shawls

• Its light and airy texture makes Georgette a popular fabric for scarves and shawls. It offers a soft drape and can be worn as a stylish accessory year-round.

Care Instruction of Georgette Fabric

• Use cold water and a mild detergent specifically designed for delicate fabrics or silk.
• Gently agitate the fabric in the water without scrubbing or wringing it.
  Rinse thoroughly in cold water to remove all soap.
• Iron on low heat using the "silk" or "delicate" setting on your iron.