30% Silk 70% Rayon Printed Fabric (12mm) - Green and Yellow Brush Print, 60 GSM, Width 140 CM

30% Silk 70% Rayon Printed Fabric – 12mm, 60 GSM, Width 140 cm

A silk and rayon print at 60 g/m², cut at 140 cm. The design is deliberately unfixed: irregular olive-green and pale butter-yellow marks sit in loose horizontal bands across a white ground, with feathered, brush-like edges rather than drawn outlines. It reads closer to a hand-painted or ikat resist effect than to a conventional repeat — there is no hard edge anywhere in the print and no obvious directional repeat.

The design

• Feathered edges – the marks blur out rather than stopping cleanly, which gives the cloth a painted, watercolour quality.
• Loose banding – the motifs run in soft horizontal bands, so the surface has rhythm without a rigid repeat.
• Two-colour palette – olive green and a pale yellow only, on white. Quiet, and easy to pair with plains.
• No direction – with no hard repeat and no clear grain, panels can be cut either way.
• Scale reference – the first image in the gallery is shot with a ruler laid across the cloth.

The cloth: silk and rayon at 60 g/m²

Silk brings lustre and a dry, soft hand; rayon brings drape and a little more weight in the fall. Together they give a light cloth that behaves like a fine dress fabric rather than a shirting:

• Lustre – a soft, low-key sheen rather than a high gloss; it lifts the colour without looking synthetic.
• Drape – fluid and close-falling. It gathers into fine folds and hangs without stiffness.
• Weight – 60 g/m² is a fine, light cloth. Garments are cool and light to wear.
• Opacity – light enough that opacity depends on the garment; plan for a lining or a self-layer if coverage matters, and test it against your underlayer.
• Sewing – a fine needle and a light stitch. This is a cloth that shifts, so pin or baste generously; French seams and rolled hems suit it.
• Care – treat as a delicate: gentle washing, low iron, and test a swatch before bulk finishing.

Commonly used for

• Blouses and shirts – the drape and the soft print suit a fluid, loose silhouette.
• Dresses and skirts – gathers and bias cuts come easily at this weight.
• Pyjamas, robes and sleepwear – a fine, smooth cloth with a quiet print.
• Scarves and accessories – the lustre and the painted look carry a small piece.
• Linings and overlay layers – light enough to sit under or over another cloth.

Ordering, MOQ and lead time

Minimum order quantity is 50 metres, and production runs 5-7 working days from artwork confirmation.

Custom design is available. Digital printing works from a file, so your own artwork, colourway or repeat can be printed on this base cloth.

Because the cloth is fine, check two things on a sample before bulk: how it behaves on your machine, and how the print reads over the layer you intend to put behind it.

Frequently asked questions

1. What is the MOQ?
50 metres.

2. How long does production take?
5-7 working days from artwork confirmation.

3. What is the composition?
30% silk and 70% rayon, at 60 g/m² and 140 cm wide.

4. What does 12 mm mean?
It is the silk weight designation for this quality.

5. Is it sheer?
It is a fine, light cloth. Whether you need a lining depends on the garment — test it over your intended underlayer.

6. Can I order a custom design?
Yes. Send your artwork and we will print it on this base cloth.