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Stretch fabric

Stretch fabrics can be created through composition or construction. Either way having some stretch can greatly improve the fit and comfort of clothing.

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  1. Plain Viscose Jersey Rust F134

     

    Plain Viscose Jersey Rust F134

    £5.00 / Metre

    This lovely soft jersey hangs beautifully and would make a stunning wrap dress or skirt. It could of course also be used for t shirts and pyjamas. 

    Weight: 250gsm. Free samples available.  

  2. Oeko-Tex Standard 100 - Recycled Jersey White B231

     

    Oeko-Tex Standard 100 - Recycled Jersey White B231

    £5.00 / Metre

    We are really excited to have this Recycled jersey in stock. It is made from 50% cotton sourced from recycled clothing and 45% Polyester which is created from Plastic bottles. It is 200gsm and great for a whole variety of clothing. Please be aware that due to the recycled nature of this cloth it does have some slight textured spots which can vary in colour, but we think it adds to the charm!

    It meets Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Product class I, Global Recycled Standard

    Free samples available.

  3. Bottle Green Velour C4218

     

    Bottle Green Velour C4218

    £4.50 / Metre

    Stretch velvet fabric for dressmaking and craft. 

  4. Cerise Velour C4218

     

    Cerise Velour C4218

    £4.50 / Metre

    Stretch velvet fabric for dressmaking and craft.

  5. Sewing Jersey & Other Stretch Fabrics View Inspiration
  6. Purple Velour C4218

     

    Purple Velour C4218

    £4.50 / Metre

    Stretch velvet fabric for dressmaking and craft. 

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More about "Stretch fabric"

Stretch fabric is a relatively new invention which has only become widely used in garment making since the 1990s. The name given to the synthetic fibre which created the elasticity in textiles is spandex, an anagram of expands, although it is more commonly known in Britain as elastane or lycra.

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