Black Bamboo Cotton Stretch French Terry Fabric
Black Bamboo Cotton Stretch French Terry Fabric
This knit fabric has uncut, highly absorbent piles on one side, while the other side is flat and smooth, jersey like appearance. Although it is called "terry", it is basically unbrushed fleece, and is different type of fabric than the loop terry.
Soft and light, but highly absorbent, it is great for clothing, such as yoga pants, skirts, tunics, dresses, or cloth diapers stretchy flats.
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
Fabric content: 67% bamboo rayon 28% organic cotton 5% Spandex
Weight: approx 280 GSM; 1 yard weights 450 grams (approx 16 oz)
Width: 165 cm (63")
Made from OEKO-Tex 100 Standard & Control Union certified organic cotton and bamboo yarns on high efficiency knitting machines
Product Characteristics
Product Characteristics
Stretch french terry is heavier than a t-shirt, yet lighter than most sweatshirts, and works well by itself or as a layer over or under another piece.
This material is made from oeko-tex certified bamboo and organic cotton yarns, with a small percentage of spandex. This fabric is dyed with eco-friendly, azo-free dyes, which are compliant to the environmental requirements.
Clothing from our black organic bamboo stretch french terry fabric enable people to experience an amazing warm, yet exquisite soft cloth, due to the absorbent and moisture-wicking material, that is extremely comfortable.
This black stretch french terry works very well for designs that require a nice drape, or for season spanning transitional garments.
One of the best known qualities of this french terry is its absorbency. It is often used in sportswear, but also it is ideal for stretchy flats.
Discounts
Discounts
Please check the wholesale section for:
10 yards - US$ 9.45/yard
full bolt - US$ 8.50yard
Fabric care
Fabric care
Wash with-like colors, in warm water.
Do not use softener or bleach;
Preferably hang dry or flat dry. In case you use the dryer, remove it promptly from the dryer when complete.
If used for cloth diapers, it is recommended to prewash in hot water a few times, in order to open up the pores, making the fabric more absorbent
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