Silk Fabric Manufacturing
in Turkey
Specialized in premium silk garment production with meticulous fabric handling, expert seam finishing, and attention to silk's delicate characteristics. From satin dresses to chiffon blouses, we deliver luxury silk apparel with precision.
Why Brands Choose Silk
Silk is a natural protein fiber produced by silkworms, prized for its smoothness, sheen, and drape—the ultimate luxury fabric for elevated fashion collections.
Natural Sheen
Elegant luster that catches light beautifully
Luxurious Drape
Fluid movement and elegant fall on the body
Temperature Regulation
Keeps cool in summer, warm in winter
Hypoallergenic
Naturally resistant to dust mites and allergens
Silk Fabric Types We Work With
Silk Satin
High-sheen surface with smooth drape. Common weights: 16-22 momme.
- Ideal for slip dresses and evening wear
- Luxurious sheen and soft hand
- Requires careful seam finishing
Silk Crepe
Matte surface with slightly crinkled texture. Common types: Crepe de Chine, Georgette.
- Elegant drape without high sheen
- Less prone to snagging than satin
- Perfect for blouses and dresses
Silk Chiffon
Sheer, lightweight fabric with beautiful flow. Typically 6-8 momme.
- Ethereal, floating aesthetic
- Often requires lining or layering
- Ideal for scarves and overlays
Silk Twill
Diagonal weave pattern with sturdy construction. 18-22 momme weight.
- More structure than satin or crepe
- Excellent for tailored pieces
- Subtle sheen with refined texture
Technical Expertise for Silk Manufacturing
Fabric Handling
Silk requires gentle handling throughout the manufacturing process to prevent damage to delicate fibers.
- Climate-controlled cutting room to prevent static
- Sharp scissors and rotary cutters for clean edges
- Tissue paper between fabric layers during storage
- Minimal handling to avoid watermarks or oils
Seam Finishing
Silk's delicate nature requires specific seam finishing techniques for professional results and longevity.
- French seams for sheer and lightweight silk
- Flat-felled seams for tailored pieces
- Hong Kong finish for unlined garments
- Fine silk thread to prevent puckering
Construction Details
Premium construction techniques ensure silk garments maintain their luxury appearance and durability.
- Fine universal needles (size 60-70) for delicate penetration
- Short stitch length (1.5-2mm) for strength
- Hand-finished buttonholes and closures when needed
- Careful pressing with low heat and press cloth
Lining Considerations
Proper lining selection enhances silk garment structure, comfort, and longevity.
- Silk charmeuse or habotai for luxury lining
- Bemberg rayon for breathable budget-friendly option
- Matching lining color to prevent show-through
- Full or partial lining based on design requirements
Silk Quality Control Checkpoints
Fabric Inspection
Checking for slubs, pulls, or weaving irregularities before cutting
Color Consistency
Verifying dye lot matching across all fabric rolls in production
Seam Strength
Testing seam integrity to prevent splitting or puckering
Finish Quality
Inspecting hems, closures, and details for professional execution
Measurement Accuracy
Verifying all measurements match specifications within tolerance
Final Pressing
Careful steaming and pressing to showcase silk's natural luster
Private Label Silk Clothing Services
Complete private label manufacturing for luxury silk garments with premium finishing
Luxury Labels & Tags
Satin woven labels, care labels, premium hangtags
Premium Packaging
Tissue paper wrapping, luxury boxes, branded elements
Fabric Sourcing
Access to premium silk suppliers and custom fabric development
Design Consultation
Tech pack review and pattern adjustments for silk characteristics
Sampling & Production Timeline
Sampling Process
Development samples with your selected silk fabric or our recommendations
First Sample
10-14 days
Revision Sample
7-10 days
Pre-Production
5-7 days
MOQ & Capacity
Minimum Order Quantity
200-400 pieces per style/color (depends on fabric sourcing and complexity)
Production Timeline
50-70 days after approval (includes fabric sourcing lead time)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is momme (mm) weight in silk?
Momme is the unit of measurement for silk weight. Higher momme = heavier, more durable silk. 12-16mm is lightweight (chiffon), 16-19mm is medium weight (crepe), 19-25mm is heavyweight (satin, charmeuse).
Can you source different grades of silk?
Yes. We source Grade A silk (highest quality, longest fibers) and can also source Grade B for budget-conscious projects. We'll provide fabric swatches so you can compare quality and make informed decisions.
Do silk garments require lining?
It depends on the silk weight and design. Lightweight silks (under 16mm) usually require lining for opacity. Medium to heavyweight silks may not need lining depending on the garment structure and intended use.
Can silk be machine washed?
Most silk garments should be dry cleaned or hand washed. However, some silk-cotton or silk-polyester blends can be machine washed on delicate cycle. We'll provide appropriate care label recommendations based on your fabric choice.
How do you prevent silk from water spotting?
Careful handling with clean, dry hands during manufacturing. We avoid spray bottles near silk workstations and use tissue paper barriers when needed. Finished garments are individually bagged to protect from moisture.
Can silk garments be printed or embroidered?
Yes. Digital printing and hand embroidery work beautifully on silk. Screen printing is possible but requires careful setup. We recommend testing on sample fabric first due to silk's delicate nature and potential for puckering.
What's the price difference between silk types?
Silk charmeuse/satin is typically most expensive due to complexity of weave. Silk crepe de chine is mid-range. Silk chiffon varies by weight. Silk twill sits between satin and crepe. We'll provide exact pricing based on your specifications.
How do you handle color matching for silk?
We work with dye houses that specialize in silk. Pantone or custom color swatches are used for accurate matching. Lab dips (sample dye runs) are provided for approval before bulk production to ensure color accuracy.
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