
You are holding a fabric specification sheet. Under "Weight" it says "165 GSM." That number is the fabric's gram per square meter value, and it is one of the most useful quick indicators of how a fab...
View MoreWhen a fabric label says “viscose,” the first questions usually concern how it will behave at the sewing table, in the wash, and after a full day of wear. The honest answer is that viscose is neither...
View MoreChenille fabric is a soft, pile-woven textile whose name comes from the French word for caterpillar. It is not a single fiber content: chenille can be made from cotton, polyester, rayon, silk, wool, ...
View MoreChoosing the right fabric is often the difference between a print that pops and one that fades, bleeds, or cracks. Whether you are preparing a small collection of custom tote bags, sampling patterned...
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