Crystal Organza Polyester Fabric - Sparkle Sheer, 58/60" Width, Yards & Bolts (1 Yard)

Crystal Organza Fabric brings a luminous, airy finish to any project with its sheer body, soft textured hand, and subtle twinkle effect. Also known as Twinkle Organza, this lightweight polyester fabric is designed to catch the light beautifully while still offering the crisp elegance organza is known for. Its translucent appearance makes it a favorite for event styling, fashion accents, and decorative layering where a delicate sparkle adds instant dimension.

Made in Korea from 100% polyester, this organza offers dependable performance for both creative and professional sewing. The fabric is lightweight at approximately 40 grams per square yard, giving it a graceful drape that works well for overlays, bows, chair sashes, and accent panels. With a 58/60" width, it provides generous coverage for larger projects while remaining easy to cut, shape, and sew. The sheer finish also makes it ideal for layering over solid fabrics to create depth, color richness, and a polished presentation.

Features & Benefits

• Sheer organza with a crystal texture and sparkling appearance
• Lightweight construction for elegant drape and easy layering
• 100% Polyester for durability and versatile sewing
• 58/60" width for efficient cutting and project coverage
• Soft textured hand feel with a refined, decorative finish
• Suitable for both fashion and event design applications
• Machine washable for convenient care
• Available by the yard, bolt, and sample swatch for flexible ordering

Recommended Uses

• Event decor, room draping, and table styling
• Chair sashes, bows, and decorative accents
• Gowns, children’s clothing, overlays, and costume design
• Bridal details, theatre costumes, and cosplay projects
• Crafts, floral wraps, and DIY sewing projects

Care Instructions

Machine wash cold or warm on a gentle cycle. Tumble dry low or dry at low temperatures. For best results, handle with care to preserve the fabric’s sheer finish and sparkle effect. Because images are photographed in layered form to show true color depth, single layers may appear slightly lighter.