Composition: 94% nylon, 6% elastane.
Country of origin: Turkey.
Width: 150cm.
Density: 260 gr/m2.
Color: emerald.
Features: high-quality Turkish jersey biflex satin (atlas), medium thickness. The fabric features not only a soft surface but also an elegant shine. It combines two qualities: atlas provides a luxurious, subtly glowing effect, while the biflex structure guarantees stretch and excellent adaptation to body shapes. The biflex jersey fabric is soft, elastic, fits well, does not wrinkle, and quickly returns to its original position even after stretching. Due to its heavier drape and rich shine, it looks very luxurious – a great choice for both everyday wear and special occasions. Biflex atlas is close to lycra in terms of stretch but stands out with a brighter shine and stronger structure, making it look much more luxurious. It is an excellent choice for those seeking functionality and style in one fabric.

Suitable for:
• clothing: dresses, skirts, shorts, tight-fitting clothing models, blouses, leggings, pants, swimwear, sports, dance, and stage costumes;
• interior details: decorative pillows, tablecloth or table runner decor, decorative curtain bands, ribbons, bedspread elements;
• accessories: cosmetic bags, clutches, hair accessories.

Information:
• high-quality Turkish jersey biflex satin (atlas), medium thickness;
• biflex atlas – elastic, soft, and durable fabric, similar in properties to lycra;
• fabric stretches well in all directions, quickly returns to shape;
• beautiful heavier drape fabric, lays well and does not wrinkle;
• fabric has intense and luxurious shine, opaque, sufficiently dense;
• biflex jersey fabric looks very luxurious due to its heavier drape and rich shine – a great choice for both everyday wear and special occasions;
• fabric certified by „STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®”.

Care:
• washing: hand wash or machine wash using a gentle (delicate) cycle, at a temperature not exceeding 30°C;
• drying: natural drying, avoid direct sunlight and tumble dryer;
• ironing: iron only on the reverse side, using the lowest temperature, preferably through a thin cloth or with steam.