IFR Dull Crush Satin for Drapery | Extra Wide Tergalet Fabric

Description

Inherently Fire Retardant (IFR):

This fabric is Certified fire retardant NFPA 701. Tested and reviewed by Laboratories for Indoor Flame Retardancy. Fire Marshalls and or special jobs require certified fire retardant documents for approval before installation and or product development. This item passes the NFPA 701 testing. Some venues at events may also require this certification for event and or decorations. NFPA 701 Certificate available upon request.

Crush Satin is a 110" wide crush textured polyester used for pipe n draping and or for home curtains. This fabric is an IFR item due to its 100% polyester quality. Great for shows and displays, to home decor, and event pipe n draping big ballrooms. NEW ROLL SIZE 120 YARDS AS OF 3-26-2026

Cleaning Instructions	100% Polyester Washable - Machine Cycle Cold or Warm, Low Tumble, Dry under low temperatures.
Picture Taken	Picture is taken with and/or without flash depending on the color. If you are very particular about the color tone - please order a sample swatch to avoid any issues.
Fabric Weight	Approximately 7 oz per square linear yard. Rough and textured hand feel with medium body weight
Solid or Sheer	Solid (semi solid)
Fabric Content	100% Polyester
Fabric Width	108" Wide

Fabric Origin

Imported Product

Ships from Los Angeles, California within one/two Business Days - Let us Know if you are in a Super Rush - We can Accommodate. Sample Swatches may delay an extra day or two

Color Waves

Not sure about the color? We highly recommend ordering a sample swatch first to see the color and fabric in person. Colors may vary slightly due to screen settings and dye lots. Returns are accepted in accordance with our return policy and are subject to applicable restocking fees.

Dye Lot Variations

A Note About Dye Lots Dye lots may vary slightly from order to order. As one fabric roll sells out and a new roll is opened, subtle color variations may occur. If matching a specific shade is important, we recommend ordering a sample swatch to view our current dye lot before placing your order.

Full Piece and/or Splits

Full Pieces & Splits

We always do our best to provide your order in one continuous piece whenever possible. However, as fabric rolls are completed or depending on how they arrive from the mill, an order may occasionally include more than one piece. Some mill-direct rolls may also contain splits within the roll.

For this reason, we cannot guarantee one continuous piece. If continuous yardage is important for your project, please contact our team before ordering so we can check availability for you.

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Frequently asked questions

Which satin should I choose for a wedding?

Bridal satin and duchess satin are the classics for gowns, while charmeuse drapes more fluidly for bridesmaid dresses and table runners. Weight and sheen are the key differences. Our bridal satin guide walks through sheen, weight, and best occasions.

What's the difference between charmeuse and crepe back satin?

Charmeuse has a high-shine face and matte back with a liquid drape; crepe back satin gives you two looks in one — satin on one side, crepe texture on the other. Both are popular for apparel and drapery. Compare them in detail in our charmeuse vs. crepe back satin guide.

How do I care for satin fabric?

Care varies by fabric — check the product listing. Satin weaves can snag and show water spots, so gentle handling matters regardless of fiber content. See our delicate fabric care guide for best practices.

Should I buy satin by the yard or by the bolt?

By the yard works for single projects; by the bolt saves significantly per yard for weddings, events, or resale. Bolt pricing is wholesale, and we cut multi-yard orders from one bolt for color consistency. Our 2026 fabric buying guide breaks down yard vs. bolt vs. swatches. Our satin starts from $2.89 per yard.

How does satin compare to velvet and chiffon?

Satin is smooth with a reflective sheen, velvet has pile and depth, and chiffon is sheer and airy — each creates a completely different mood in apparel and decor. Many event designers combine them. This three-fabric comparison helps you choose.