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A light and flexible knit fabric. Jersey is a popular choice for t-shirts and a variety of other apparel.
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Interlock jersey is a fab sturdy weight, as well as having a soft and comfortable feel. It is a great jersey to sew with as it isn't overly stretchy it won't distort whilst sewn.
This cotton interlock is 195gsm and would be perfect for t-shirts, lightweight sweatshirts and children's clothes.
Free samples availabe.
Interlock jersey is a fab sturdy weight, as well as having a soft and comfortable feel. It is a great jersey to sew with as it isn't overly stretchy it won't distort whilst sewn.
This cotton interlock is 195gsm and would be perfect for t-shirts, lightweight sweatshirts and children's clothes.
Free samples availabe.
Interlock jersey is a fab sturdy weight, as well as having a soft and comfortable feel. It is a great jersey to sew with as it isn't overly stretchy it won't distort whilst sewn.
This cotton interlock is 195gsm and would be perfect for t-shirts, lightweight sweatshirts and children's clothes.
Free samples availabe.
Ponte Roma is a thick jersey fabric constructed using a double knit technique to create a sturdy stretch fabric suitable for dressmaking & craft. Free samples available.
This plain jersey hangs beautifully and would be suitable for a wrap dress or skirt. It could of course also be used for t shirts and pyjamas.
Free samples available.
An eye catching knitted lurex jersey with a fun twist on a classic stripe, we only have this 1 roll available so if you love it don't miss out!
280gsm
Free samples available.
An eye catching knitted lurex jersey which is perfect for dressmaking and craft, we only have this 1 roll available so if you love it don't miss out!
270gsm
Free samples available.
One interesting aspect of jersey is that it can be made from 100% cotton or from a cotton/polyester synthetic blend; it is the knit of the fabric that makes it unique.
Jersey fabric is machine-knit with a very small grain. There is a right side and a wrong side, like most knitted fabrics. The right side has a vertical grain and the wrong side is horizontal. Apparel made with a jersey knit has the vertical grain facing out.