Black Silver Floral Fabric with Sequin Embroidery – 2111

Description

Black Silver Floral Fabric 2111

Black silver floral fabric 2111 pairs dark blossoms with pale reflective accents and branching embroidered stems. The design sits over a sheer ground, shown in the photograph against a warm nude background. Small leaves and open spaces connect the flowers without covering the entire surface. This contrast gives the pattern a distinctive eveningwear character, allowing the underlying lining to become part of the finished colour story.

Main Features

• Floral embroidery: Dark flowers alternate with lighter highlights along slender branching stems. The arrangement creates an organic pattern rather than a rigid geometric repeat.
• Reflective detailing: Sequin-like discs catch the light around the blossoms. Their appearance varies with the angle of the fabric and the lighting around the finished garment.
• Black and silver contrast: Deep dark sections define the petals, while pale reflective elements brighten selected areas. The contrast keeps individual flowers visible against a light backing.
• Open ground: Sheer sections separate the embroidered branches. A carefully chosen lining can support the pattern while controlling the transparency of the completed piece.

Guidelines

• Product reference: 2111.
• Collection: Couture.
• Design: Floral blossoms, small leaves and branching stems.
• Appearance: Black and pale silver-toned reflective details on a sheer ground.
• Specification: Confirm fibre composition, usable width, weight, motif repeat and available colourways with our team before ordering.

Recommended For

Explore black silver floral fabric for a statement evening gown, a cocktail dress bodice or an occasionwear overlay. The floral branches can create interest across a simple silhouette, while selected sections may be considered for sleeves or decorative panels. Your maker should assess the fabric with the intended lining and supporting layers before deciding on the final construction.

Designing with Black Silver Floral Fabric

Study the distribution of the dark and light blossoms before positioning your pattern pieces. Place prominent flowers where their outlines can remain clear, then compare neighbouring panels to avoid awkward interruptions at seams. A photograph of the proposed layout can help you assess the balance between densely decorated areas and the open ground before cutting.

Lining and Colour Planning

Compare nude, ivory and darker backing samples beneath the embroidery. A light lining can make the dark branches stand out, while a darker layer may create a more tonal result. Check each combination in daylight and indoor lighting. The best choice depends on the intended silhouette, the desired transparency and the overall palette of your collection.

Construction and Care

Ask an experienced garment maker to test a small section before cutting the main pieces. Discuss seam allowances, closures, hems and how embellishment near the cut edges will be secured. Confirm cleaning and storage requirements with the supplier and your garment specialist. The appropriate method depends on the complete fabric and the way the final garment is made.

Explore the Collection

Browse our couture fabric collection for complementary decorative designs. You can also explore the Sketches couture fabric guide while planning your range. For more collection inspiration, follow Sketches Tekstil on Instagram.

Price and B2B Enquiries

For black silver floral fabric pricing, contact our team for a B2B quote. Include reference 2111, your preferred colourway, intended application and required quantity. Please confirm samples, current availability, minimum order quantity and delivery timing before ordering fabric for production.

Sample Review

Keep a record of the lining colour and motif placement selected during your sample review. Share any construction questions with your maker before purchasing production quantities. Reviewing the fabric at garment scale helps your team make a consistent decision about the final appearance and the supporting materials required.