French terry, also known as summer sweat, is a stretchy fabric. Unlike other fabrics, it is not knitted or woven, but rather warp-knitted. This creates the typical looped texture on the inside. The fabric drapes softly and is very comfortable to wear; it is slightly firmer and has a better grip than jersey. French terry is perfect for sweatpants or hoodies.

Discover the versatility and elegance of our woven viscose fabric, the perfect companion for your creative sewing projects. This high-quality fabric is characterized by its soft, flowing texture and natural sheen, which adds a luxurious touch to any garment. Contrary to popular belief, viscose is not a purely synthetic...

This cuff is significantly lighter than the solid ones. It's ideal for delicate edging or shirt necklines. The cuff is nicely stretchy but also retains its shape. It's ideal for thinner fabrics like jersey or viscose.

Looking for the perfect fabric for your next DIY project? Say hello to our cotton jersey—your new best friend for comfort and style! This fabric is a true all-rounder: super soft, wonderfully stretchy, yet durable enough for your active lifestyle. Whether you're creating a statement T-shirt, cozy sweatpants, or a chic dress, our Jersey can handle it all and feels fantastic against your skin....

Satin Fabric Solid (100 % PES, 90 g/m², 145-150 cm) - a light, shiny satin in a natural color.Perfectly suited for stylish blouses, flowing dresses, and elegant carnival costumes.Available as a roll or double folded.

Mesh for bags / backpack inserts etc.

Woven cotton, or colloquially simply cotton, is a non-stretch fabric suitable for all kinds of basics. Whether for pillows, accessories, skirts, shirts, bed linen, light curtains, or currently also popular for beeswax wraps or masks, woven cotton is extremely versatile.

Lycra is just another name or brand name for spandex. It is used to designate fabrics for swimwear, sportswear or dancewear. These are usually made of polyamide with an elastane content of 18 to 25 percent. This makes them very elastic and snuggles up to the shape of the body.

This cuff is significantly lighter than the solid ones. It's ideal for delicate edging or shirt necklines. The cuff is nicely stretchy but also retains its shape. It's ideal for thinner fabrics like jersey or viscose.

Jersey, also known as tricot, is a knitted cotton fabric, usually with a percentage of elastane. Its light and soft feel makes it the most commonly used fabric for T-shirts. It can also be used to sew sweatpants, hats, dresses, and much more.