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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.
This lovely soft lightweight jersey hangs beautifully and would be perfect for many different projects, such as a wrap dress or a t-shirt.
Free samples available.
This lovely soft jersey hangs beautifully and would be perfect for many different projects, such as a wrap dress or skirt
Weight: 250gsm. 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.
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.
This Ponte Roma 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.
This striped jersey hangs beautifully and would be suitable for dressmaking.
Free samples available
This ripple 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
This heavy 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
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.