Tees, leggings & everyday sets
Start by comparing 260gsm Cotton Lycra and 230gsm Bamboo Lycra. Check stretch, recovery and opacity against your sewing pattern; use a sample to confirm the feel.
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From a first sketch to a kidswear collection
Start with the piece you want to sew: a stretchy tee, a cosy sweatshirt or a woven summer dress. Compare the bases below, then test your artwork from one yard.
Infant / KidsActivewear & SwimWomen's WearMen's WearUnderwear & HomewearUpholstery FabricsBags FabricsHeadband / ScrunchieCostume & Cosplay
Kidswear fabric inspiration.
Sweatshirts & joggers
Compare 280gsm Cotton French Terry and Bamboo French Terry. Sample the fabric and check the fit, cuffs and waistband construction before grading your collection.
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Dresses, shirts & summer layers
Compare cotton poplin, cotton satin and cotton muslin/gauze for woven patterns. Consider the structure, drape and lining your design needs.
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Swim & active pieces
Compare Swim Fabric and Sports Performance for stretch projects. Ask for the current specifications and test recovery, coverage and suitability for your intended use.
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Blankets & soft goods
Minky, fleece, sherpa and plush surfaces for blankets, toys and cosy products.
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Bags & accessories
Durable fabrics for bags, pouches, hats, straps and everyday accessories.
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Home & interiors
Woven, canvas, velvet and decorative bases for cushions, curtains and soft furnishings.
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Special projects
PUL, vinyl, towelling and technical options for purpose-led products.
Explore fabrics →Make one sample before making a collection
Print your artwork at the intended size, sew a sample and assess it after washing. Check motif placement, colour, fit and the amount of fabric your pattern needs before ordering more.
Not sure which fabric suits your product?
Send us a photo, sample or description of the finished item. We will compare weight, composition, stretch and printable width before recommending a base.
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