Crepe Fabric

Crêpe, commonly spelled crepe, is a luxurious fabric that was

traditionally made from silk, but can now can be made from almost
any fibre. Crepe types vary from thin and lightweight to thick and
heavyweight. Most crepe fabrics have a beautiful drape and are
popular for evening gowns, suiting, and home decor.

Crepe as a material is being used very extensively as a material to

decorate interiors and for clothing and can also be stated as a
trending material in the field. Crepe can be used to make clothes like
dresses, suits, blouses, pants, and more. Crepe is also popular in,
home decor for items like curtains, window treatments, and pillows.
Uses of Crepe Fabrics:
The most common end uses for crepe are:
 Evening gowns
 Dresses 
 Lining garments
 Suiting
  Home decor (curtains, window treatments, pillows)

Characteristics:

 Breathable
Organic crepe is the most breathable, but other fibers provide decent
ventilation when worn in high temperatures.
 Moisture-wicking
A considerable option for warmer climates.
 Flammable
Has low heat resistance (especially when made with silk)
 Rough Texture
Its 3D texture presents dimension for garments.
 Fluid drape
Its drape makes it suitable for formal wear and evening gowns