Teal Paisley Moss Top & Bottom Dress Material — 56" × 3.50 m

A teal paisley in digital print. The motif runs small and close together, so from across a room it reads as texture and only resolves into pattern up close — which makes it easier to wear than a large-scale print.

Moss is the middle weight of the three fabrics we stock: more body than micro crepe, lighter than BSY. It falls in soft folds rather than holding a stiff line, which suits a kurti with some flare. 100% polyester — no shrinkage, resists creasing, holds its colour. The weave is opaque.

DETAILS
Fabric: Moss
Print: Paisley (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: MOSUNBDP03

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

Is 3.50 metres enough for a top and a bottom?
It is sold as a 2 piece set. At 56 inches you get noticeably more usable cloth per metre than from a 39-inch fabric, so the number goes further than it looks. Your tailor will confirm against your measurements.

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.

Will it shrink?
No. 100% polyester does not shrink. The length you receive is the length you keep.

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. Expect a small difference — screens vary, and dye lots vary marginally between batches.