Minerva Core Range Shantung Dupion Fabric - Silver

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The Minerva Core Range Shantung Dupion fabric in silver is an ideal choice for dressmakers and costume designers who need a crisp, structured material for occasion wear, bridal separates, or cosplay projects. This 100% polyester fabric offers a sophisticated, lustrous finish with a characteristic slubbed texture that mimics high-end silk, providing excellent durability and shape retention. While it excels at maintaining a defined silhouette, users should note that as a polyester fabric, it lacks the breathability of natural silk alternatives.
| Model Part Number | C8200-Silver |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva |
Yes, it is recommended to wash at 40 degrees Celsius.
Yes, all orders are cut as one continuous piece from the roll.
No, this is a 100% polyester fabric designed to mimic the appearance and texture of silk shantung.
The fabric is 147cm or 58 inches wide.
Absolutely, it is well-suited for bridal separates, jackets, and structured dresses due to its elegant luster.
Ensure you are using a new, sharp universal needle and check your needle plate for any burrs that might catch the slubbed texture.
Use a finer needle, such as a size 70/10 or 80/12, and reduce the tension slightly to prevent the thread from pulling the fabric.
To ensure the best results with your Minerva Core Range Shantung Dupion, pre-wash the fabric at 40 degrees Celsius to account for any minor finishing shrinkage before cutting. When sewing, use a standard stitch length of 2.5mm and a polyester thread for color matching and seam strength. Avoid high heat when ironing; use a press cloth and a medium-heat synthetic setting to prevent the polyester from glazing or melting. Always test your iron setting on a small scrap piece of the fabric first. Store the fabric rolled rather than folded to prevent permanent creases in the structured fibers.