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.

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.

Ottoman is a very elastic, soft, flowing, breathable, and stretchy material. It's incredibly comfortable to wear and is therefore ideal for a variety of sewing projects, such as hats, pants, cardigans, sweaters, and bloomers... It's a great addition to jersey fabrics! Because it stretches in both directions, it's also perfect for sewing popular beanies with vertical ribbing.

This waffle jersey fabric is made from 100% cotton and offers a comfortable fit. Its distinctive look is thanks to its knitted waffle structure. Waffle jersey is stretchy, making it ideal for sewing "feel-good" clothing such as sweaters, sweatpants, or cardigans. Jersey, also known as tricot, is a knitted cotton fabric, usually with a percentage of elastane. Its light and soft feel...

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.

Laminated or coated fabrics are printed cotton fabrics whose printed side is subsequently made water-repellent with a thin acrylic or PVC coating. PVC-coated fabrics usually have a smooth surface and are stronger and thicker than acrylic-coated oilcloths. The advantages of both fabrics are that they are water-repellent and durable. The fabric edges don't fray and therefore don't need...

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.