Pastel Green Blossom BSY Top & Bottom Dress Material — 56" × 3.50 m

Pink and white blossoms scattered across a pastel green ground, digitally printed on BSY. A soft, un-loud floral — closer to a garden print than a festive one, so it works for daily wear as easily as for an occasion.

BSY is the heaviest of the three fabrics we stock and the one with the most structure. It hangs straight rather than fluttering, which is what gives it that excellent fall, and at 56 inches wide there is room to cut generously. A medium-weight 100% polyester — no shrinkage, resists creasing, opaque.

DETAILS
Fabric: BSY
Print: Blossom floral (digital print)
Width: 56 inches
Length: 3.50 metres
Composition: 100% polyester
Stretch: None
Opacity: Opaque
Supplied as: one continuous 3.50 m length
Type: Unstitched top & bottom, 2 piece set
Design code: BSYUNBDP02

WASH CARE
First wash: dry clean recommended
After that: gentle hand wash in cold water
Wash separately for the first few washes
Do not bleach or brush the fabric
Do not wring — squeeze gently, dry in shade away from direct sun
Iron on low heat, reverse side

PLEASE NOTE
The colour on your screen may differ slightly from the actual fabric, and the shade can vary marginally between production batches. Print placement may vary from the photograph. Length is measured and cut by hand — we cut to the stated length or slightly over, never under. These small variations are normal in textiles, not defects.

QUESTIONS

What is BSY fabric?
BSY stands for bi-shrinkage yarn: two yarns of different shrinkage twisted together. The bi-shrinking is how the yarn is made and is what gives the fabric its texture and smoothness. It does not mean the fabric shrinks when you wash it.

So it will not shrink?
Correct. This is 100% polyester and does not shrink, despite the name.

Does it arrive as one piece or two?
One continuous 3.50 m length. You or your tailor cut the top and bottom from it.

Is it see-through?
No. The weave is opaque, so no lining is needed.

Will the colour match the photo?
Digital printing holds tone better than screen or rotary printing. Pastel greens are the hardest shade to render on a screen, so expect a small difference.