Fabcurate an one stop fabric destination

When the two beautiful pieces of fabric arrived from Fabricurate, a plethora of emotions hit me. As much as I was awed by the design and texture of the fabric, it brought me a bit back home to India, which I had not visited for over a year, due to the pandemic. 

What is Fabcurate?

Fabcurate is an e-commerce company born in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. It caters to a one-stop fabric destination with an array of fabrics. If you want to choose a chic contemporary fabric for a special occasion, you can opt for organza, chiffon, georgette, jacquard, or stick to the age-old tradition with kalamkari, Ikkat, Ajrakh, or Indian block print in organic cotton linen upada, among many other options. Fabric for day to dinner or dawn to dusk. 

How Fabcurate work?

1. You need to select a design from Fabcurate  . The best part is that you can curate your own design.
2. Next, select the fabric of your choice.
3. And, place your order. There is no minimum order required.
4. They provide stitching services if needed.
5. They ship internationally and charge for shipping. (In my experience the shipping very fast).

What I received from Fabcurate?

If you follow my blog, you know my affinity towards my roots and the age-old traditions. As I mentioned earlier, I appreciated receiving the two beautiful fabrics.

Block Print - Honestly, it was an enormous task to choose from the myriad fabrics. What to choose and what not to. I finally chose the off-white fabric with floral print in grey and powder blue. It's subtle, understated, and elegant. Not just the look, but it feels so good on the skin, comfortable, and wearable all day long. Great for daytime. I wrapped it like a saree.

Silk Ikkat - The other fabric I chose is totally opposite from the first one. Ikkat is an Indian, age-old weaving technique. Little thicker than the block print, which is ideal for any formal occasion, especially evening, where you want to wear something glittery and glamorous. Since I chose the fabric with the evening in mind, I selected a darker color, maroon, with tiny silver checkers, and a hint of turquoise, orange, and off-white. 

How to use Fabcurate Fabric?

In today's time, everyone wants to stand out in terms of fashion and lifestyle. Sometimes, you like the print, not the color, but sometimes the color is cool and the design is not. Here comes Fabcurate without breaking your arm and legs, providing a plethora of options where you can choose everything on your own, be it the cloth, the print, or the color.

1. The easiest and fastest way to use the fabric is to elegantly wrap it around you like a saree.
2. You can design your own tunic, kurta, Pallazo skirt, or even blouse.
3. Great fabric enhances your lifestyle; you can use the fabric for a cushion cover, curtains, or even upholstery. 
4. Sometimes it's a sheer pleasure to twinning and coordinating with your loved ones. I often twin with my daughter. Sibling twinning is a great idea, for father-son, Husband-wife, you just name it.  

Disclaimer: This post is a collaboration, but all words are my personal opinion.