Mint Stretch Crepe Back Satin

Marsoni

M251S

$16.49

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Mint Stretch Crepe Back Satin"This mint stretch crepe back satin is absolutely fabulous! The color is fresh, the texture feels so smooth, and the stretch makes it super easy to work withlove it!" Vanessa C., Verified Kikitextiles Customer Trying to channel the look of a silk satin without the stress of care and cost? Here we have a collection of glossy polyester satins which are thin in structure and oh so smooth. Completely opaque and minimal stretch, this material is very

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012