When you want an eye catching project, order metallic fabric by the yard at KikiTextiles and find a shine that fits your project. We carry gold, silver and bold colors, so you can order fabric by the yard and start sewing this week.
The gold metallic fabric adds a warm glow to eveningwear. If you prefer a cooler tone, Silver metallic fabric looks sharp on dresses, tops and stage looks.
If you are new to shimmer, start with Black Stretch Lurex. Order a $1 sample first if you want to see the shine in person.
Metallic Fabric by Texture, Stretch & Weave
Metallic woven fabric feels crisp and holds its shape well. It works for jackets, skirts and structured dresses.
For more movement, try Metallic mesh fabric. It drapes lightly and is airy. Try layering it over satin or a lining for a softer glow.
A metallic weave fabric gives an even, flat sparkle that suits clean, simple designs.
Weight of the fabric changes the way fabric behaves, you can go with lighter weight for a flow around the body. Heavier picks stand away from it and hold a clean line.
If stretching matters, go for a stretch fabric for fitted dresses and leggings. For dance pieces, look for 4-way stretch metallic fabric and check each listing for its stretch details.
Look at this quick guide before you make a purchase.
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Type |
Feel |
Best for |
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Woven |
Crisp, holds shape |
Jackets, skirts |
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Mesh |
Light and airy |
Overlays, sleeves |
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Brocade |
Raised pattern, rich |
Corsets, coats |
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Lame |
Smooth, very shiny |
Gowns, costumes |
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Lurex |
Soft, fine sparkle |
Tops, dresses, leggings |
Lamé, Lurex, Brocade & Metallic Mesh
Lame fabric has a smooth, mirror-like face. It suits gowns, stage looks and bold costumes. Try gold lamé for a rich glow or silver lamé for a sleek finish. You may also see it listed as Lamé fabric.
Shoppers who search for metallic fabric lame usually want that same high shine.
If your project needs a softer sparkle, Rust Metallic Lurex gives you a warm, earthy shine. For a bolder pop, Red Metallic Lurex Fabric works well for party dresses and costumes.
Metallic brocade fabric adds raised patterns and a rich, formal feel. Use it for corsets, coats and statement skirts.
Find Metallic Fabric for Dresses, Costumes & Cosplay
Try lame fabric for a Hollywood-style glow if you are looking for a party dress. You can also pick metallic gold fabric to warm things up. Both pair well with black, cream, or deep green.
When building a costume fabric list, Metallic lame fabric works for capes, armor panels and stage wear. It reflects light, so it stands out from the crowd.
Cosplayers often reach for metallic silver fabric when they build robots, space suits and fantasy armor. It works well as cosplay fabric because it gives a hard, polished look.
Think about the finished look before you buy. A fitted gown needs stretch. A cape needs body and shine. Match the fabric to the garment, then buy a little extra for mistakes.
Use this short list when you are not sure which pick fits.
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Dresses: gold or silver in a stretch style.
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Costumes: lame for shine and mesh for layers.
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Cosplay: silver for armor and sci fi builds.
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Dancewear: look for extra stretch.
Style Gold & Silver Metallic Fabric for Statement Looks
Try styling gold metallic fabric with black or cream, then let the glow do the talking. Metallic shine works best with a simple base.
Silver metallic fabric looks sharp with navy, white or soft pink. Try it on a wrap top or a slim skirt.
Try contrast. A metallic gold fabric sash on a silver dress adds a clean accent. You can also put a metallic silver fabric bodice under a metallic mesh fabric overlay. That adds depth without extra bulk.
Texture mixing works too. A metallic brocade fabric collar adds richness. A metallic woven fabric belt keeps the waist neat. Add a metallic weave fabric panel to balance the look.
Order Metallic Fabric by the Yard & Request Swatches at KikiTextiles
Add your yards to the cart and check out in minutes. We ship from Los Angeles, and US orders of $129 or more ship free.
Request fabric swatches first if you are not sure about the color. Orders of 1 yard or more include 5 free swatches. You can also order single samples for $1 on select listings.
Large orders may qualify for yardage discounts. Check each listing for details.
Message our team for any queries, and we will help you choose the right yardage.
FAQs
What Is Metallic Fabric?
Metallic fabric has a bright, light catching finish. At KikiTextiles, you can order it by the yard in gold, silver and bold colors.
What Is Metallic Fabric Used For?
Shoppers use it for dresses, tops, costumes, cosplay and decor. Pick a style, order your yards and start your build.
What Is the Difference Between Metallic Fabric and Lurex Fabric?
Lurex fabric uses fine metallic threads, so it feels softer and lighter. Other styles use a heavier finish for stronger shine. Compare both here, and order swatches if you feel unsure.
Is Metallic Fabric Stretchy?
Some styles stretch and some don’t. Our black stretch listing has two way stretch. A woven style usually stretches less, so check the details before you order.
Is Silver Metallic Fabric Suitable for Costumes?
Yes, it often works well. It reflects light, so it stands out on stage and at conventions. Order a swatch first to check the shade under your own lighting.
Can Metallic Fabric Be Used for Cosplay and Performance Wear?
Yes. Many makers use it for armor panels, capes and dance looks. For a high shine piece, shoppers often choose metallic fabric lame.
How Do I Choose the Right Metallic Fabric for My Project?
Start with the shape of your garment. Pick metallic lame fabric for shine, mesh for layers and brocade for structure. Compare each metallic cloth by weight and stretch, then choose your color and order your yards.
Where Can I Buy Gold Metallic Fabric?
Right here at KikiTextiles. Browse the collection, pick your shade and add it to your cart. We ship from Los Angeles.











