Tissura offers tweed & boucle fabrics for Chanel-inspired outfits. Created with innovative technologies and in line with the latest fashion trends, these luxurious fabrics are perfect for utterly feminine looks!
Every bride needs a dream dress. Discover our collection of luxurious dress fabrics from delicate lace and flowing silk to haute couture tulle and fashion organza. Create your one-of-a-kind bridal gown!
This sheer silk organza is a lightweight fabric with a crisp drape. Fine and see-through, it is unexpectedly strong and provides enough volume to any dress, blouse, top or skirt.
This solid cotton poplin in white is produced in Italy. Made of cotton, this opaque fabric is breathable and delightfully soft, with a touch of elastane added for a comfy fit.
This 100% cashmere coating fabric boasts a mustard brown color. Due to its delicate texture and unique properties, it is often called ‘Soft Gold’ or ‘Diamond Fiber’.
This beige organza fabric boasts a paneled floral print in pastel turquoise and brown colors. Made of pure silk, it is soft and smooth, with a crisp drape.
This grey Chantilly lace fabric boasts a large floral pattern featuring lush bouquets arranged chequerwise. Each element is outlined in fine grey thread.
This silk crepe de chine features a trendy stripe print in elegant black, pale pink and white. Fluid and translucent, it is a durable and long-wearing fabric which makes stunning dresses and skirts.
A Chanel-inspired fabric from Clarenson, a renowned textile manufacturer that collaborates with leading Italian, French and American haute-couture brands.
A pattern is formed by the intersection of pink threads with various textures.
A Chanel-inspired fabric from Clarenson, a renowned textile manufacturer that collaborates with leading Italian, French and American haute-couture brands.
A pattern is formed by the intersection of black, beige and off-white threads with various textures.
A Chanel-inspired fabric from Clarenson, a renowned textile manufacturer that collaborates with leading Italian, French and American haute-couture brands.
A pattern is formed by the intersection of black, pink, beige and off-white threads with various textures.
This sheer ecru tulle designed at Sophie Hallette is as stunning as you would expect any French lace to be. It is adorned with dense tone-on-tone embroidery featuring flowers and butterflies.
This grey jacquard fabric boasts a witty combination of geometry and polka dot in black and ash grey. Made of pure silk, it has a magnetic sheen and an unbelievably soft hand.
This exclusive coatweight fabric consists of laser-treated rabbit skins. The high quality rabbit fur is extremely soft to the touch and provides nice protection against cold just like merino wool.
This semi-sheer organza in lilac grey features a raised pattern. The cloque effect is created by combining two layers of fabric under different tension.
This luxury lace fabric in ivory features a lush floral ornament. Different weave patterns provide a slightly multitone effect, giving dimension to leafy blossoms.
This silk chiffon fabric boasts a red and grey spot pattern on a white background. Each spot has an irregular shape and seems to be placed atop the fabric in a random order.
This fancy fabric is another striking creation of Jakob Schlaepfer enjoying the world-wide recognition for its innovative approach to cloths. It consists of elastic beige cotton tulle, embroidered with laser-cut triangle appliques arranged in a mosaic pattern.
The first piece of lace arrived, they are so gorgeous! We all really love it! Can't wait to see the other 2 that on their coming way. Today, I'd purchased and paid for 2 more discounted couture fabrics. Thanks for everything!
Alexander
Fashion designer, GE
Obsession with producing superior product is matched only by your
Thank you for the excellent customers service and attention. The fabrics are super chic, probably the best ones I've ever held in my hands.
Subscribe to the newsletter and stay updated on our latest fabrics and special offers!
We use cookies to gather statistics and improve our content. By choosing to
proceed, you accept the use of cookies.
