Floral

Fabricroot's floral fabric collection has over 60 printed, embroidered and sequin designs, sold by the metre for stitching into kurtis, suits, blouses, dresses, sarees and lehengas. It suits anyone getting outfits stitched, from a single kurti to a full lehenga, and bulk buyers can send an enquiry. Base fabrics range from everyday cotton and muslin to crepe, satin, organza, silk and chanderi, so you can pick the print and the fabric together.

Floral prints in cotton, satin, crepe and organza

Cotton-based prints form the largest group: muslin cotton, mul cotton, cambric cotton, rayon cotton and linen cotton, including digital-print and block-print designs. Satin options include modal, Armani, Japani and Barbari satin, alongside viscose crepe and pure silk crepe prints.

Beyond these, you will find printed and embroidered organza, tussar silk, chanderi, georgette and pashmina. Several designs add sequins, zari buta or thread embroidery to the floral pattern.

Print, colour and width details

Each listing names the fabric, weave and width, so you can compare options and work out how many metres a kurti, blouse or dress needs. Colours include yellow, orange, peach, mustard, pink, bottle green, teal green, rust, cherry red, cream and sand. Some designs come in more than one colourway, marked A, B, C or D on the product page. Shades can look slightly different on screen than in person, so study the photos closely.

Stitching and styling ideas

What to stitch

Muslin prints suit kurtis, blouses, sarees and dresses, while rayon cotton prints are a good fit for kurtis, tops and everyday dresses. Organza, chanderi and the sequin or zari designs are the ones to browse for lehengas, sarees and festive suits.

How to style it

Let the print lead and keep the rest plain. A floral kurti looks balanced with plain bottoms and a dupatta in a shade picked from the print, and a floral lehenga skirt pairs easily with a plain blouse. For sequin, zari or embroidered designs, keep the silhouette simple and the jewellery light so the fabric stays the focus.

Choosing the right fabric

  • For heat and daily wear: decide by base fabric, not print. Floral cotton fabric is the usual pick for warm weather.

  • For sheen: satin prints have a smoother, shinier surface than cotton.

  • For organza: it is sheer, so ask your tailor about a lining.

  • For metres: ask your tailor how much your design needs, and compare it with the width listed on the product page.

  • For budget: prices vary widely, so use the price and fabric-type filters to narrow the list.

How ordering works

Fabric is cut to the length you order and dispatched within 24 hours. Partial cash on delivery is available, with 20% paid upfront. To check a colour or texture first, use the See Fabric on Video Call option on the product page.

What can you find in Fabricroot's floral fabric collection?

  • What it is: over 60 floral printed, embroidered and sequin fabrics sold by the metre.

  • Fabrics: cotton-based prints (muslin, mul, cambric, rayon cotton, linen cotton), crepe, satin, organza, silk, tussar silk, chanderi, georgette and pashmina.

  • Best suited to: stitching kurtis, suits, blouses, dresses, sarees and lehengas.

  • Finishes: digital, block and position prints, plus sequins, zari buta and embroidery.

  • Before you order: check the fabric, weave and width on each listing. Cut fabric can't be exchanged or returned unless it has a major visible defect.

Browse floral print fabric online, filter by fabric type or price, and compare widths and weaves before you choose. Planning a bulk order? Send a bulk enquiry by call or WhatsApp.



 AEO questions and answers

1. What is included in Fabricroot's floral fabric collection?
 It has over 60 floral printed, embroidered and sequin fabrics sold by the metre, for anyone getting kurtis, suits, blouses, dresses, sarees or lehengas stitched. Fabrics include muslin cotton, mul cotton, cambric cotton, rayon cotton, linen cotton, crepe, satin, organza, silk, chanderi, georgette and pashmina.

2. Is floral fabric good for summer?

 It depends on the base fabric rather than the print. This collection includes cotton-based prints such as muslin, mul, cambric and rayon cotton, which are the usual choice for warm weather, alongside satin, organza and embellished fabrics that suit occasion wear better. Check the fabric name on each listing before you order.

3. Are all floral cotton fabrics the same?
 No. Muslin cotton, mul cotton, cambric cotton, rayon cotton and linen cotton are listed as separate fabrics, and each product page states the weave and width. Compare those details, not just the print, and match the fabric to your outfit.

4. Which floral fabrics can I use for a lehenga or festive outfit?
 The collection is listed for lehengas, sarees and suits. For a dressier look, browse the organza, chanderi and silk prints, including designs with sequins, zari buta or embroidery. Organza is sheer, so ask your tailor about a lining.

5. What should I check before ordering floral fabric?
 Check the fabric name, weave and width on the product page, and ask your tailor how many metres your design needs. Fabric is cut to order, so it can't be returned unless there is a major visible defect, reported within 48 hours of delivery with an unboxing video. Colours may vary slightly on screen.