Net Dyed Fabrics

Net cloth with embroidery has long been considered one of the most sensuous textiles in the fashion world. It's also commonly employed in the creation of Indian cultural wear.Read More

Net fabric is commonly used to construct garment portions. Alternatively, it can be put over a thicker fabric to completely cover the outfit. Its popularity stems from the mysterious aura it emits when worn. Net embroidery fabrics are formed by fusing, looping, or knotting yarns in such a way that they cross one another with spaces in between the threads. Netting in fashionable shapes includes square, hexagonal, and even octagonal mesh

Netting comes in a variety of sizes and is commonly used to create ethnic wear, jerseys, and other sorts of apparel. Net fabric is commonly used to construct portions of ready-to-wear garments or to cover the entire garment with a durable fabric. A designer net fabric is mainly machine-made and can be made not just by netting but also by weaving, knitting, and crocheting. Meshes come in a variety of shapes and sizes, with weights ranging from fine to coarse. Tulle is a soft, delicate net with hexagonal meshes, and bobbinet has hexagonal meshes as well. Square-cornered nets with knots in each corner are commonly used in fishing and are also popular for curtains. They are all dyeable!

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