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20D Nylon Double-Thread Metallic Mesh 14gsm — Lightweight Sheer Sparkle Fabric | 63 Inch

14gsm nylon metallic double-thread American mesh. Pick it up—featherlight. The sparkle is in the yarn, woven in, not coated, so it won't wash out. Double-thread means an extra yarn strand, so it holds up better than single-thread versions without being delicate. 63 inches wide. Use it for bridal overlays, veils, wraps, party backdrops. It's the fabric that floats, sheer, catches the light, and the sparkle is subtle—not loud.

  • Product Type 20D Nylon Metallic Double-Thread American Mesh / 14G
  • Article WJ01099
  • Width 160CM / 63 Inch
  • Weight 14gsm
  • Comp Nylon 100%

How does it feel?

14gsm nylon metallic double-thread American mesh. Ridiculously light. You pick it up and barely feel it. The sparkle is in the yarn itself — not a coating — so it won't rub off or fade in the wash. Double-thread means there's an extra strand in the weave, so it's a bit tougher than single-thread versions. Still sheer, still floaty. 63 inches wide. Holds a fold without collapsing, soft enough to drape. If you've used single-thread sparkle mesh before and wished it had just a little more strength, this is it.

Is it tough? Does it last?

The double-thread build gives it a real edge. Two yarns twisted together means better tear resistance than standard single-thread sparkle mesh at the same weight. It's still 14gsm — not denim — so handle it with a light touch. But it won't shred the moment you pull it, and the sparkle won't fade or shed. Nylon resists wrinkles and holds its shape. For bridal veils and overlays that need to survive a long day, it's reliable.

What can I make with it?

Bridal veils that float, gown overlays, wraps, party backdrops. Anything where you want that barely-there sparkle effect — soft, subtle, not screaming for attention. Some customers use it for gift wrapping and event decor because it's so light and catches the light just right. Not for anything that needs to hold heavy structure — it's too light for that. This one's about air and light.

FAQ

1. What's the difference between double-thread and single-thread sparkle mesh?

Double-thread has two yarns twisted together. Single-thread has one. The result: better tear resistance, a bit more body, and a slightly more textured surface. This one still weighs almost nothing, but it's less likely to snag or rip during cutting and sewing.

2. Is the sparkle going to rub off onto my hands or other fabrics?

No. The metallic yarn is part of the weave itself, not a coating on top. It stays put — won't transfer while you sew, won't shed onto the rest of the garment, won't wash out. The sparkle is there for good.

3. At 14gsm, how do you even handle something this light?

It takes a light touch, but it's not fragile. The double-thread construction helps — it won't tear the moment you pull it. Lay it flat when cutting, don't stretch it out, and it handles fine. Once you get used to it, it's no harder than regular mesh. Just respect the weight.

4. Is this fabric suitable for medical or healthcare applications?

No. Our fabrics are designed and produced for apparel, swimwear, sportswear, bridal, and decorative uses. We do not currently manufacture or supply fabrics for medical, filtration, or industrial applications. If you need medical-grade textiles, we recommend consulting a specialist supplier.

5. How is this different from your other sparkle American meshes?

The double-thread gives it more body and better durability than our single-thread sparkle meshes at similar weights. If you've used our 12gsm or 15gsm single-thread sparkle mesh and wished it had just a bit more strength without adding weight, this is the answer. Still ultra-light, just tougher.