Description

Allover Tissue Gold Mirror Work Fabric is developed for fashion manufacturers, designers, boutiques, exporters and private-label brands looking for an embellished textile for bridal, occasionwear and couture-focused collections. Product Code 14922 features a gold tissue base with an allover mirror work surface, supported by zari and glitter detailing for a distinctive decorative appearance.

The fabric uses viscose composition and has a comparatively stiff feel, making it suitable for garments where a more defined embellished surface is preferred. The fabric width is approximately 44 inches, with an embroidered area of approximately 37–38 inches. The exact production characteristics may vary according to the development and finishing specification, so buyers should confirm the final sample before bulk manufacturing.

Tissue Gold Mirror Work Fabric

Brand: Madhav Fashion
Product Code: 14922
Composition: Viscose
Base: Tissue Gold
Width: Approx. 44″
Embroidered Area: Approx. 37–38″
Work: Mirror Work
Technical Detail: Gold Tissue / Zari 3mm Glitter + Silver Mirror Work
Feel: Stiff
Net Quantity: 1 meter
GSM: Not specified

The technical development is identified as D.N. 14922 – 44″ Gold Tissue / Zari 3mm Glitter + Silver Mirror Work. The RFD colour/base reference can be developed according to the specific production requirement.

For bridal and occasionwear manufacturers, this fabric can be considered for lehengas, blouses, dupattas, skirts and couture separates where an allover embellished effect is part of the design direction. Its decorative surface can also be incorporated into selected fashion panels and statement garments.

Madhav Fashion supports fabric development for domestic and international B2B buyers, while FabricDiary provides a sourcing and product-development route for buyers exploring embroidered, printed, jacquard and specialty fashion fabrics from India. Buyers looking for a production-oriented sourcing partner can share their required base, colour, artwork direction or garment application for evaluation.

Customization may be explored depending on the development requirement. Thread and mirror colours can be discussed, while alternative base fabrics such as Chanderi, crepe or chinon may be considered for selected custom developments, subject to technical suitability and production requirements.

For small development requirements, buyers should first request a sample or swatch to evaluate the fabric’s hand feel, embellishment, appearance and garment suitability. For larger programs, the approved fabric construction, embroidery design, colour and finishing should be finalized before bulk production.

This fabric is especially relevant to bridalwear manufacturers, occasionwear brands, couture designers, ethnicwear manufacturers, export houses and boutiques developing embellished fashion collections.

FAQs

1. Is this tissue gold mirror work fabric suitable for bridalwear?
Yes. Its allover embellished surface and gold tissue base make it suitable for selected bridal and occasionwear applications such as lehengas, blouses, dupattas and couture separates.

2. Can the mirror or thread colour be customized?
Customization can be discussed for suitable production requirements, including alternative thread and mirror colour combinations.

3. Can the base fabric be changed?
Alternative bases such as Chanderi, crepe or chinon may be explored depending on the required look, construction and production feasibility.

4. Can I request a custom swatch?
Yes. A custom swatch or development sample can be discussed based on the buyer’s fabric, colour, artwork and garment requirements.

5. Is the fabric soft or stiff?
The listed fabric has a stiff feel, which can be suitable where the garment requires a more defined embellished surface.

6. Can buyers order for export production?
Yes. International B2B buyers can discuss sampling and production requirements based on the intended garment, specification and quantity.

7. How do I start a custom development?
Share your preferred base, colour, mirror/thread combination, artwork or garment requirement. The development team can review the requirement and advise on the suitable production route.