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Product features

Organza is a fine and transparent fabric, which is usually made of silk threads, and nowadays most often of polyester or nylon.

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The most luxurious and quality organza that can be found on the market, of course, is silk. Some of the most popular organza producing countries in the world are India, China, France and Italy.

This so ethereal and delicate material is suitable and quite preferred in wedding, ball and evening dresses, as well as And for making curtains.

There are cases when organza is used in really good flower boutiques, when making bouquets.

History of organza

The very term 'organza' is associated with the word 'organza', which in modern times refers to any type of silk thread that is made by the standard method of twisting. < / p>

Like most silk fabrics, organza appeared in the period after the Silk Road, which was an ancient network of trade routes stretching from China to Europe.

That for many centuries organza has been used in the West as a material for evening, wedding and other types of clothing, where the desired effect is a light and translucent fabric.

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Material and manufacturing process

The manufacturing process used in the production of this type of fabric varies depending on the type of material from which the organza will be produced . If, for example, it is made of polyester, it should be synthesized in a special laboratory from entirely inorganic components. The process of polyester production involves the refining of petroleum oil in textile yarn and uses a variety of machines and chemicals. However, silk production is a purely organic process that does not use any synthetic chemicals. This material is obtained from silkworms, which naturally produce silk cocoons. These cocoons are then boiled or immersed in hot water and then 'wound' or untangled to turn them into strings of fiber.

However, the organza production process is even after the moment when Finished textile yarn is produced. Whether silk or synthetic fibers are used, the next step in making organza is to twist two fibers in opposite directions. When these fibers are then assembled, they naturally adhere to each other due to opposite kinetic forces.

Before the resulting yarn becomes a fabric, it is foamed and treated with acid, which increases its strength. This hardness is one of the main determining factors that distinguishes organza from other silk garments. This acid treatment process is not necessary for polyester or nylon fibers, as they are already relatively hard.

What is specific about organza with aluminum edging is the metallic ornament itself, which has a silver or gold sheen. Some of the products we offer are more glamorous and rich, and others are simpler, one-color and with brocade reflections.

Aluminum edging helps to make it easier to shape and keep it in the desired shape. P>

Application and purpose

In addition to its well-known application in wedding dresses and gowns, organza can It is also found in evening wear, which also often emphasizes the edges and intricate folds.

Organza can also be used to make stage costumes and is usually used in undershirts and special dance clothes such as tutu. Beyond the world of clothing, this type of fabric can also be used to make curtains, lampshades or other forms of interior decoration.

All organza ribbons and ribbons have a wide application and purpose. They are very fine and ethereal. Their wide use does not stop only at formal clothes, but also in the packaging and decoration of gifts, bouquets, for an interesting and fine accent in scrapbook decorations or binding of scrapbook albums and photo albums, notebooks, organizers, mix media projects, as well as For the production of non-standard jewelry.

Organza with aluminum edging is widely used in the production of interesting and festive decorations, gift wrapping and as a beautiful accent on cards and albums.

Find all organza ribbons for decoration not only in different colors and sizes, but also in a variety of cuts.

Types of organza

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• Classic organza - this type of organza was originally made of silk, but nowadays more often, it is made of polyester or nylon;
• Shiny or mirror organza - this species is named because of the shiny threads that are included in its weaving. It is usually made of polyester and is the most shiny