85% Organic Bamboo 15% Silk Fabric
| SKU | AYURBOSI01 |
|---|---|
| Color |
Natural White
|
| MOQ | 5 |
| Material | Bamboo |
| GSM | 60 |
| Composition | 85% Bamboo 15% Silk |
| Finish | RFD |
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85% Organic Bamboo 15% Silk Fabric – 60 GSM, RFD, Width 44".
This 85% organic bamboo 15% silk fabric is designed for B2B buyers and international brands looking for a very lightweight, premium-feel fabric with a clear sustainable story. At 60 GSM, it is ultra-light and airy, making it well suited for high-end scarves, stoles, resortwear layers, delicate blouses, linings, and luxury womenswear where softness and fluid drape matter.
The bamboo–silk blend combines bamboo’s breathable, moisture?managing comfort with silk’s natural sheen and elegance, giving a smooth, refined hand feel that works well for contemporary and premium collections. Supplied in RFD (Ready for Dye) form, the fabric is pre-processed for even dye uptake and can be dyed directly with natural dyes or azo free dyes, supporting cleaner, export-friendly dyeing workflows and compliance-focused buyers.
Machine wash cold or hand wash at a maximum of 30°C, dry in shade only, and use a low-temperature iron if needed.
5 to 7 working days
1. What is 85% organic bamboo 15% silk fabric?
This is a very lightweight woven fabric made from 85% organic bamboo and 15% silk, in a 60 GSM construction and 44" width. It is intended for airy, premium garments such as scarves, stoles, delicate blouses, linings, and light womenswear.
2. How does this bamboo–silk blend feel and drape?
The fabric feels soft, smooth, and slightly cool to the touch. Bamboo adds breathable comfort, while silk contributes a gentle sheen and fluid drape, so the fabric falls softly rather than holding a crisp shape.
3. Is 60 GSM considered very lightweight? What does that mean in use?
Yes, 60 GSM is an ultra‑light weight for wovens. It is suitable for layered styles, semi‑sheer scarves and stoles, and delicate tops or linings, rather than heavy or structured garments.
4. What are the main end uses for 85% bamboo 15% silk fabric?
Common applications include high‑end scarves and stoles, resortwear layers, sheer or semi‑sheer blouses, soft linings, and light luxury womenswear where movement and softness are important.
5. Is this fabric breathable and comfortable in warm climates?
Bamboo is highly breathable and moisture‑wicking, and silk also has good comfort properties, so the blend is well suited to warm or humid weather when used in loose, flowing designs.
6. Is the fabric supplied RFD (Ready for Dye)?
Yes. It is supplied in RFD form, meaning it has already been pre‑treated so that dyes penetrate evenly. This allows dyers and printers to go directly into processing without additional scouring or bleaching.
7. Can 85% bamboo 15% silk be dyed with natural dyes and azo‑free dyes?
It can be dyed with both natural dye systems and azo‑free reactive dyes, which supports brands working under EU/US chemical regulations such as REACH or OEKO‑TEX requirements.
8. How does the bamboo–silk blend compare to pure silk?
The blend generally feels softer and cooler than many synthetic satins, with a slightly more relaxed sheen than pure mulberry silk. It is also easier to position as plant‑based due to the high bamboo content.
9. How does bamboo silk compare to other bamboo fabrics?
Compared with heavier bamboo wovens or jerseys, this 60 GSM blend is much lighter and more fluid. It keeps the softness and breathability associated with bamboo while adding silk’s drape and appearance.
10. Is this fabric suitable for sensitive skin or next‑to‑skin garments?
Bamboo viscose is often described as soft and skin‑friendly, and silk is also well tolerated. When finished with compliant auxiliaries and dyes, the blend is generally suitable for scarves, blouses, and linings worn close to the skin.
11. Is 85% bamboo 15% silk considered sustainable?
The bamboo portion comes from a rapidly renewable plant, and silk is a natural protein fibre. Overall sustainability depends on how the bamboo viscose process, dyeing, and finishing are managed, and on what certifications are in place.
12. What is Ayurkruti’s MOQ for this bamboo–silk fabric?
The minimum order quantity is 5 metres per colour or design. This low MOQ allows sampling, design development, and small runs for new styles and collections.
13. When does wholesale or bulk pricing start?
If a single order for this quality exceeds 100 metres, wholesale or bulk pricing can be applied. This supports production runs for fashion brands, exporters, and garment manufacturers.
14. Is this fabric suitable for EU/US export buyers?
Yes, the blend, weight, and RFD preparation are in line with what many EU/US buyers look for in lightweight, plant‑derived fabrics for premium womenswear and accessories, provided compliance and testing documents are available.
15. Can this fabric be used for digital printing and screen printing?
The smooth, fine surface is suitable for both digital and conventional printing. Strike‑offs are recommended to confirm colour yield, sharpness, and fastness before bulk production.
16. Does the fabric shrink or distort after washing?
Some dimensional change is normal in lightweight cellulosic and silk blends. Pre‑washing or pre‑shrinking the fabric before cutting helps keep finished garment measurements stable.
17. Is the fabric prone to creasing or snagging?
Like many fine, light wovens, it can crease and may snag if handled roughly. Using fine needles, appropriate stitch settings, and careful handling during cutting and sewing helps maintain a smooth appearance.
