Eco Fabrics for Wedding Dresses
A collection page of Bridal Fabrics
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Since 2020, we have been carefully choosing "Eco" or Sustainable fabrics to add to our range of fabrics. Increasingly we have found that brides are more environmentally aware and so we have added a variety of fabrics, that use either recycled yarn or use non - oil based raw materials. These are a more sustainable option for an eco conscious bride and are beautiful. With a range of eco fabrics on offer from satins, mikados, organza, taffeta, tulle, faille and eco crepe fabrics there are plenty to choose from. Where stipulated we have certification for FSC and GOTS. #extra Most of the recycled fabrics are made from recycled plastic bottles turned into yarn and mixed with some virgin yarn. Should you require any further specific information about the sustainability or eco credentials of our fabrics please get in touch. Eco-responsible fabrics for haute couture dresses In a context where our choices for the protection of the environment are expressed more than ever in the details of our daily lives, events such as a weddings are for many an opportunity to show some consistency. Choosing a wedding dress is not to be left to chance, and dressmakers have now understood this. More and more wedding dress designers are offering their clients dresses designed in eco-friendly fabrics. What is and eco fabric? In this category, Bridal Fabrics highlights the many ways that our varied range of fabrics can be used to meet the specific requirements of brides. These eco fabrics come from production processes that meet strict criteria. Textiles, for example, are made with recycled yarns. The seamstresses can thus give a new life to these threads which have already been used or which come from recycling (in many cases from recycled plastic bottles). An eco fabric can also be recognized by the raw materials used for its manufacture. The raw materials are chosen in particular for the absence of petroleum or toxic substances. For example, our tri-acetates are made using wood fibre by produ
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