Collection: Cadi Fabrics

Texture and Performance

Silk cady fabric feels cool, polished, and slightly weighty in the hand. Cady crepe fabric shows a gentle grain that hides wrinkles and softens lines. Italian cady fabric is known for fine yarns and even weaving, which improves durability and color depth. Stretch cady fabric adds comfort for fitted garments, while viscose cady fabric offers breathability with a softer price point. These cady fabric characteristics make the material dependable for long wear and repeated use.

Best Uses

Crepe cady fabric suits dresses, skirts, blazers, and trousers where clean lines matter. Double-bonded silk cady fabric works well for jackets and sculpted silhouettes because it resists collapse. Designers often choose it for evening pieces, bridal looks, and tailored workwear. The fabric presses well, holds pleats, and drapes without clinging, making construction easier and results more precise.

Care and Handling

Cut with sharp tools and support seams with fine interfacing when needed. Hand wash silk blends gently or dry clean for best results. Low heat pressing protects the surface and preserves shape.

FAQ

What kind of fabric is Cady?

It is a dense, smooth, woven fabric with body and fluid drape.

What is Japanese cady fabric?

A finely woven cady known for precision, softness, and stable structure.

Is crepe fabric 100% cotton?

No, crepe may use silk, wool, viscose, or synthetic fibers.

What is a cady?

A tailored fabric combining firmness with graceful movement.