Horbaunal Orange Satin Fabric 60 Inch Wide by The Yard, Soft Charmeuse Satin Fabric for Wedding Dress, DIY Craftings, Costumes, 1 Yard

Very nice fabric for a prom dress. It's VERY hard to find quality satin. This is not the highest grade, nor is it true charmuese satin, but it's much, much nicer than costume satin, definitely good enough for a very nice formal gown. I'd say it's twice as thick as the costume satin at walmart, one side is shiny satin, one side is slightly duller. The blue is exactly as described. I bought the royal or sapphire blue, 10 yards.At first I thought they did not send me the correct amount but they take it off the bolt and crossfold it and send it as a square but once I rolled it all back onto my bolt I was very happy because it's nice and wide. I would say if you are a dressmaker like me, and the struggle has been real to find a good fabric place that doesn't charge an arm and a leg, you can get away with using this just fine. I would recommend it to a friend.

The fabric is wonderful. You definitely have excellent quality for the money. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to use it for my craft due to the softness. Yet, it feels good at touch.

Looks just like the photo. Used this fabric for filler in bridesmaids boxes and it was so cute!

I recently purchased the Horbaunal White Satin Fabric 60 Inch Wide by The Yard, Soft Charmeuse Satin Fabric for Wedding, and I am extremely happy with its performance.This material sublimated really well, producing vibrant and clear results. I used it to make a graduation hat for my son's Pre-K ceremony, and it turned out absolutely beautiful. The fabric is soft and has a lovely sheen, making it perfect for special occasions.Overall, I highly recommend this satin fabric for anyone looking to create elegant and high-quality projects. It exceeded my expectations and added a special touch to a memorable event.

Understandably this is a very inexpensive fabric so I gave it 4 stars because it's thin so it may be too sheer for some applications. I used it for costuming and it is very fragile but for light use, once steamed, it honestly looks like silk. It made a rich looking and beautiful costume. It has all the regular drawbacks of working with satin so make sure you research that before buying satin... it frays badly etc. I also have not washed it etc, no idea how it will hold up.

Just what I needed. Thin, light weight, I am using it for lining. Be careful as it does snag easily as any of those light weight satins do.

This is probably on me but when I hear satin I think of natural fibers and this unfortunately isn't a natural fiber. I did a burn test and it curled in on itself and melted. It also feels weird, not as odd as other fabrics so I can tolerate it and I can't complain due to the price. I expected it to be plastic, but I did have hope that it wasn't, but it was relatively cheap, so I can't complain; the color is stunning. I will have to sleep on making a top out of it though. Knowing me though, I probably will still make the top.

It was perfect fabric for my fancy prayer shawls