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46gsm polyester curved weave fabric. A step up from the 36gsm version — you feel the difference the moment you pick it up. More body, more substance. Still light, still soft, still breathable. The curved weave pattern gives the surface a subtle texture that catches the eye — not flat or plain like standard broadcloth. No stretch, but it drapes nicely. 160cm wide, 14 yards per kilo. If you've used the 36gsm version and wanted something with a bit more presence without going heavy, this is the natural next step. Light, textured, and just substantial enough.
Polyester, so it's low-maintenance. Won't shrink, won't wrinkle much, won't lose its shape in the wash. The curved weave structure gives it good dimensional stability — it doesn't pull out of shape with regular wear. Cuts cleanly, sews without bunching. At 46gsm, it's got enough weight to handle regular use without being heavy. For blouses, dresses, and linings that get worn and washed often, it holds up. Not built for heavy-duty use, but for everyday apparel, it's reliable.
Blouses that drape nicely without clinging. Summer dresses with a bit of movement. Skirts with a clean, structured look. Lightweight linings where you want a smooth finish with some visual character. Craft projects that need a fabric with subtle texture. If you need something lighter and more delicate, the 36gsm version is there. If you need something with stretch, we have polyester spandex options. If you need a flat, smooth surface without texture, we have plain polyester weaves. This one's for when you want lightweight with a bit of visual interest — textured enough to notice, subtle enough to wear every day.
Not printed. The curved pattern is woven into the fabric structure itself — it's part of the weave. This means it won't fade, won't wash out, and won't peel. The texture is subtle — visible up close, but from a distance it reads as a fine textured surface with more visual interest than standard flat broadcloth.
Weight and body. The 36gsm version is lighter and more delicate — good for airy blouses and lightweight linings. This 46gsm version is a step up — more body, more substance, better coverage. Same curved weave texture, same polyester hand feel, just more of it. If the 36gsm felt a touch too light for your project, try this one.
At 46gsm, it gives decent coverage. For most blouses and dresses, it's fine on its own with nude undergarments. If you're making something in white or a very light color, a lining is a good backup for extra coverage. For darker colors, it covers well without needing anything underneath.
It has no elastane, but the smooth surface and good drape make it comfortable for loose-fitting and relaxed pieces. It moves with the body without clinging. Just don't try to make leggings or fitted activewear out of it — you'll want our stretch fabrics for that. This one's about flow and a clean drape, not compression.
The texture. Standard polyester plain weaves have a flat, smooth surface — good for crisp linings and structured pieces. This curved weave version has the same polyester base but with a woven-in texture that gives it more visual character. Same durability, same easy handling, just with a bit more personality.
Primarily designed for apparel, but the 46gsm weight makes it suitable for light home decor too — curtain sheers, lightweight table runners, decorative accents. Not for heavy-duty upholstery, but for pieces that need to drape and move, it works.
Yes. Samples are free — you just pay shipping. Contact us with your delivery address and we'll send a swatch within 24 hours. We recommend feeling the curved weave texture in person — it's one of those details that photos can't fully capture.
No. Our fabrics are designed and produced for apparel, linings, light home decor, and craft 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.