Setup, Compatibility & Care
For optimal results, use a sharp, fine-gauge needle to prevent fabric snags. Because Duchess Satin is prone to showing pinholes, use silk pins or clips when holding seams together. When sewing, a standard straight stitch is ideal, though you should test tension on a scrap piece to ensure the fabric does not pucker. For care, it is recommended to dry clean to preserve the fabric's sheen and structural integrity. If ironing is necessary, use a press cloth and a cool, dry iron setting to avoid damaging the finish.