Crepe earns its place in abaya and eveningwear because of its texture: yarns are twisted hard before weaving, so the cloth comes off the roll with a fine pebbled or crinkled surface, a dry hand, good recovery and a fluid drape that resists creasing. We carry the constructions garment makers actually order across 90–180 GSM:

Moss crepe (also marketed as sand-wash or American crepe) at 120–160 GSM gives a sandy, matte face with weight and structure — the staple for tailored abayas and modest dresses. Bubble crepe at 90–130 GSM has a lively crinkled texture and stretch for relaxed, flowing styles. Koshibo at 100–140 GSM is a smooth, dry-touch crepe with a subtle grain — a clean base that takes both solids and prints. Crepe de chine at 60–110 GSM is the lighter, softer drape for blouses, linings and layered dresses, while heavier scuba crepe adds body for structured pieces.

Widths run 145–150 cm. We stock deep house solids across a full shade card — led by abaya blacks — alongside seasonal digital and rotary prints. Everything is bought and matched at source in Keqiao, so dye lots stay consistent from sample to bulk. Crepe is one slice of our wider polyester fabric wholesale range; for sheerer drape see chiffon fabric, and for sheen see satin fabric.