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6 Characteristics of Georgette1 Lightweight and breathable. Georgette is a light, flowy fabric that is fairly breathable. However, georgette made with synthetic fibers is less breathable than those made with silk.2 Crinkled. Georgette is known for its signature puckered appearance, which is a result of the tightly twisted yarns used in the weave.3 Sheer. Georgette is a sheer, translucent fabric, though it is slightly less sheer than its sister fabric, chiffon, which is more net-like.4 Nice drape. Georgette is a very flowy fabric and has a nice structure and drape, particularly for dresses and skirts. Georgette can be layered on top of more solid fabrics to add dimension and create an eye-catching effect.5 Holds dye well. Georgette fabric holds dye nicely, and the natural off-white color of silk can be dyed a variety of hues and patterns.6 Slight stretch. Georgette fabric has some bounce and gives as a result of the weave and tight yarn twists.Georgette fabric has a number of uses in both fashion and home design. Since Georgette is not as sheer as chiffon, it is a great fabric for dresses. A Georgette dress has a beautiful drape and clings to the figure nicely. Georgette is often used for evening gowns, bridal wear, and special occasions, but is a versatile fabric used for many different cuts of dresses, including a-line, pleated, flare, and wrap dresses. It is also suited for midi dresses and maxi dresses with both long sleeves and short sleevesIndian sarees are often made from silk georgette fabric, as the material layers nicely and has a good drape that works well when wrapped.Georgette is also used in home decor for items like window treatments, table decorations, and pillow covers