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Save 23%Brocade Silk Fabric
Cobalt Blue Floral Brocade Silk Fabric Sale price₹ 1,700 Regular price₹ 2,210 / Mtr
Save 16%Pure Chanderi Silk Pink Floral Print - Kapda Shop
Pure Chanderi Silk Pink Floral Print Sale price₹ 650 Regular price₹ 774 / Mtr
Save 17%Embroidered Velvet Navy Blue Golden Checks - Kapda Shop
Embroidered Velvet Navy Blue Golden Checks Sale price₹ 1,300 Regular price₹ 1,560 / Mtr
Save 17%Gray Floral Banana Crepe Fabric - Kapda Shop
Gray Floral Banana Crepe Fabric Sale price₹ 750 Regular price₹ 900 / Mtr
Save 17%Fabrics online
Peach Floral Banana Crepe Fabric Sale price₹ 650 Regular price₹ 780 / Mtr
Save 17%White Floral Dyeable Embroidered Georgette Fabric - Kapda Shop
White Floral Dyeable Embroidered Georgette Fabric Sale price₹ 850 Regular price₹ 1,020 / Mtr
Save 17%Suede Fabric
Dusky Pink Plain Suede Fabric Sale price₹ 400 Regular price₹ 480 / Mtr

About Winter

Get ready for the cold months with fabrics that bring warmth and richness. This collection includes plain velvet, crush velvet and dyeable shimmer velvet, embroidered velvet, wool and checked wool, tweed, semi pashmina and pleated corduroy, along with heavier crepes and satins for layering. They are ideal for winter suits, jackets, coats, shawls and festive wear. Buy by the metre, or contact us for bulk orders. We ship across India and worldwide from our store in Nehru Place, New Delhi. International shipping is calculated at checkout, and any import duties are paid by the customer.

Frequently asked questions

Which fabric is warmest for winter suits?
Velvet, wool and pashmina are the warmest choices for winter suits and kurtas.

What is crush velvet?
Velvet with a crushed, crinkled texture that catches the light. It is popular for festive suits and lehengas.

Which winter fabric is best for jackets and coats?
Tweed, wool and corduroy hold their shape well, which makes them good for jackets, blazers and coats.

How do I care for velvet?
Dry cleaning is best. If you need to iron velvet, steam it from the back rather than pressing it flat.