Historical and Modern Uses of Chainmail Fabric
Historically, chainmail was used in armor. It is especially associated with medieval knights. The metal it's made from provided a layer of protection during sword fights and other warfare. In modern times, chain mail is part of the fashion world. Gianni Versace helped popularize chainmail again in the 1980s. It's used for clothing as well as accessories.Â
Chainmail Fabric's Unique Aesthetic
Chainmail fabric offers a unique aesthetic due to its metallic, intricately woven nature. We have chainmail fabric available in black, blue, rose gold, silver, brown and more. Chainmail fabric offers a level of dimension that some other fabrics don't, combining a heavy material with a lightweight, effortless appearance.Â
Alternatives to Chainmail Fabric
If you're looking for an alternative to chainmail fabric, consider mesh or netting fabric, crochet fabric, or lame fabric. It's hard to find something that is directly like chainmail, but you can find an alternative that's metallic, offers a similarly unique woven technique, or has an otherwise interesting texture.
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