Fabcurate Review Online fabric shopping store India
For me, fabrics by the meter hold an
extraordinary place, because of so many memories that it brings. Going to the
section of the market lined with Fabric shops when visiting Kolkata is one of
the strongest memories I have of visiting my hometown every summer. After
buying loads and loads of fabrics of various materials, the visit to the
designated tailors used to make me giddy and excited with all the ideas on how
I'd customize every bit of my outfit and put together the most unique clothes.
My friends back home used to be so jealous that I always had the most unique
dresses, salwars, tops and so much more, all thanks to my Mom's and my
endeavours at the fabric shopping from the market.
Yellow saree made in combination with two fabrics from Fabcurate |
Lately, I haven't had the chance to do any of this. One, Because COVID-19 made it impossible to go out all day in search of the perfect patterns and materials, and second, I don't think I have the patience anymore to dig through rolls and rolls of fabric at the fabric stores to find what I am looking for.
That is where shopping for textiles
online from Fabcurate comes into the picture. They curate the most trending
prints and patterns alongside the traditional Indian handloom fabrics, so I get
everything I need in one place, which makes my fabric material shopping online super
easy.
So, for this post mainly I
ordered a few fabrics from the Fabcurate website, and believe me I was
surprised pleasantly. I had shopped for a few handloom pieces of cotton fabrics
before, but this was my first time shopping for pleated fabric, high GSM
chiffon and high-quality satin. I was happy with what I bought the first time,
but this time around I was blown away. No seriously!
So a bit of backstory here - I bought
satin fabric, specifically Japan satin, a few months back from some other
seller, but I was so utterly disappointed with the cheap quality of fabric that
I didn't use it for anything at all.
I bought Japan Satin from Fabcurate,
and believe me, this is the softest, most luxurious satin I have laid my hands
on. Let's now go through each product I shopped from the curated store of
fabrics.
Japan Satin from Fabcurate with tie-dye done by hand |
1. Japanese Satin with hand Tie-dye -
The Tie Dye particularly caught my
eye, because I wanted to get a Selkie / Tueta Matoshi-inspired flowy dress. I
was a bit sceptical when placing the order for this one, but turned out to be
my favourite out of the lot.
2. Plain premium yellow Chiffon
-
This looks like liquid gold in the
sun! I kid you not. Any High-quality chiffon is judged by its flow and shine.
This particular one checks both the boxes. I got this to put together a sari,
inspired by Ravena Tandon's saree in Tip Tip Barsa Pani. No remake there! But I
am putting this saree together with a heavier fabric as the bottom or pleat
part.
3. Butter Silk in Yellow –
This is what I mentioned above. I
came across Butter silk fabrics as a category for the first time on Fabcurate.
This is why I like to buy fabric online now because then I get to know more
about what is new easily. Even if I am just browsing through the online
material store, I get ideas like this one, to make it a custom sari!
Yellow satin chiffon and butter silk together with a green blouse make for a great sari |
Love how shiny the pleats are of the Butter silk and how flowy the chiffon is , best of both worlds |
4. Butter silk in baby pink –
Now, what is butter silk-like? It is
the softest, most pliable material I have come across which has the most subtle
sheen through it. Feels very comfortable on the skin, but it is not the fabric to
go for if you are looking to make something light and flowy. I am planning to
get a body-fitting kurta done with this particular piece of cloth, to make a
very chic and subtle outfit, like this beautiful pink-coloured cloth.
Butter silk in Pink from Fabcurate |
5. Digitally printed georgette
pleated fabric –
Now, lastly, the start of the show!
This gorgeous pleated fabric with a stunning rainbow gradient is a show stopper! And this is what I loved from the collection at FabCurate as
an online shop for clothing material, they have the most unique stuff! I straight
away knew I want to use the fabric as it is and as a sari! I have styled this
one with a rainbow-checked blouse as well, to give it that quirky factor, but I
can style it with any blouse in any colour and it will make for a different outfit!
Will add a belt the next time I wear this, otherwise it is a bit difficult to manage the pallu of sari |
Pleated rainbow fabric makes up for a stunning saree |
Each one of the fabrics I have mentioned above is of top textile material and quality. And I am already putting multiple lengths of fabric in my cart at the Fabcurate fabric website!