Crepe fabric is a type of textile that has a crinkled or pebbled appearance. It is characterized by a distinctive texture created through a process of twisting, crimping, and weaving the fibers in the fabric. This process produces a fabric with a pebbled or crinkled surface that is often used in clothing, particularly in dresses, blouses, and skirts.

Crepe fabric can be made from a variety of fibers, including silk, wool, cotton, and synthetic materials such as polyester. It is known for its draping quality and is often used in flowing garments such as dresses and blouses. The texture of crepe fabric can vary, with some types being lightweight and thin while others are thicker and more substantial.

Crepe fabric can be found in a range of colors and patterns, and it is often used for both formal and casual wear. It is also commonly used in home decor, such as curtains and upholstery.