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A sheer lightweight black silk embroidered with 90's style abstract metallic shapes. A see -through material perfect for lightweight and flowy designs.

The House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.

All sales on Last Yarn are final except for damaged meterage. We operate on a non-refundable policy.

Should the item be damaged and faulty the customer must raise a dispute (by emailing Last Yarn) no later than 7 working days after an order has been confirmed.

We will request photos and a description from each complaint before issuing an exchange or refund for any damaged meterage. We will always confirm the outcome of each case directly with you as our customer.

Sold by: The House of a Thousand Fabrics Composition: 94% POLYESTER 6% ELASTANE CREPE JERSEY

The House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.

The House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.

The House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.

The House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.

The House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.

The House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.

he House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.

The House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.

The House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.

The House of a Thousand Fabrics is home to fabrics sourced from one of the oldest Bridal companies in the the world, founded in London, 1910. All fabrics are surplus from collections over the past decades. Each and every Fabric was once carefully sourced from all over the world and holds its own unique journey and tells a story.