Bamboo Cotton French Terry Fabric Non-Stretch Wholesale

Fabric content: 70% bamboo rayon 30% organic cotton
Weight: approx 280 GSM; 1 yard weights 500 grams (approx 16 oz)
Width: 170 cm (68")
Color: natural, unbleached and undyed
Made from OEKO-Tex 100 Standard & Control Union certified organic cotton and bamboo yarns on high efficiency knitting machines

Our organic bamboo cotton French terry allows for a luxurious and comfortable feel, while effectively wicking away moisture from the body. It is ideal for creating designs with a smooth drape, and it can be worn year-round, as such or layered.

Its popularity and versatility make a long-lasting trend in the fashion industry, because it is:

Unbelievable Comfy - the soft piles of yarn are cozy and warm against the skin.

Made to Keep You Cool & Dry - moisture-wicking properties draw sweat away from the body

Best Choice for Layering - heavier than a t-shirt, but lighter than a sweatshirt, it can be worn pretty much year round under or over other pieces of garments.

It takes dye well, making it a great choice for tie dye, ice dye or any other crafty method of dying.

It seems to me every time you buy something these days, nobody cares much about you after they got your money and ship their product. That is really not the way I am. I sincerely appreciate the fact you decided to trust me and consider buying my fabric. And we, here at Kinderel Organic Fabrics, we are not going to let you down!

From our beginnings, we’ve tried to stay true to our core values. We believe that clients shouldn’t have to choose between quality, affordability and healthier natural fabrics, and we work hard to deliver an exceptional experience for our customers.

10 yards - USD 9.45/yard

full bolt - USD 8.50/yard

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, to make the fabric more absorbent.