Natural crepe fabric is a lightweight, textured fabric made from natural fibers. It has a slightly crinkled or pebbled surface, giving it a graceful drape and elegant appearance. Here’s a quick overview:

🔹 Features of Natural Crepe Fabric:

• Texture: Crinkled, grainy surface with a slightly rough feel

• Drape: Excellent drape, flows beautifully

• Weight: Ranges from light to medium

• Breathability: Very breathable (especially in silk or cotton crepe)

• Comfort: Soft and smooth against the skin

• Sheen: May have a subtle matte or slightly lustrous finish depending on the fiber

🔹 Common Natural Fibers Used:

1. Silk Crepe

   • Luxurious and soft

   • High sheen and flow

   • Popular for sarees, dresses, and blouses

2. Cotton Crepe

   • Breathable and matte

   • Suitable for casual wear, shirts, and kurtis

3. Wool Crepe

   • Warmer, slightly heavier

   • Used in formal or winter garments

4. Viscose/Rayon Crepe (semi-natural)

   • Smooth and flowy

   • Often used for budget-friendly fashion pieces

🔹 Common Uses:

• Sarees

• Dresses

• Blouses

• Scarves

• Kurtis

• Evening wear

🔹 Advantages:

• Naturally breathable

• Graceful and elegant look

• Suitable for all seasons (depending on fiber)

🔹 Care Tips:

• Hand wash or dry clean (especially silk or wool)

• Avoid heavy ironing—use low heat and press with cloth