Choose the right fabric for your garment
Each fabric behaves differently — weight, stretch, warmth and print. Tap any to see specs, best uses and FAQs.
French Terry
French terry is the go-to mid-weight knit for premium loungewear and athleisure — smooth on the face, with soft unbrushed loops on the inside that give it breathability and a clean drape.
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Fleece
Fleece is the warm, structured backbone of hoodies and sweatshirts — brushed on the inside for a soft, insulating nap that gives garments their cosy hand-feel and weight.
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Combed Cotton
Combed cotton is the standard for premium t-shirts — the fibres are combed to remove short strands and impurities, leaving a smoother, stronger and softer yarn than carded cotton.
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Organic Cotton
Organic cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers, using less water and protecting soil health — the credible foundation for a sustainable apparel brand.
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Polyester & Performance
Performance polyester and poly-spandex blends are engineered for movement — they wick moisture, dry fast, and (with spandex) deliver the 4-way stretch that activewear and sportswear depend on.
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Modal & TENCEL
Modal and TENCEL (lyocell) are wood-pulp based fibres prized for an exceptionally soft, silky drape and breathability that outperforms cotton in next-to-skin comfort.
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Pique Cotton
Pique is the classic polo-shirt knit — a textured, waffle-like surface that is more breathable and structured than flat jersey, giving polos their signature look and durability.
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Cotton-Spandex Jersey
Cotton-spandex jersey adds a small percentage of elastane to soft cotton, giving fitted tees, tops and dresses comfortable stretch and the recovery that keeps them looking sharp.
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Single Jersey
Single jersey is the standard t-shirt knit: a plain fabric made on a single needle bed, with a smooth face for printing and a soft looped back. Light, breathable, and naturally stretchy, it is what the vast majority of tees, long-sleeve tops, and everyday basics are made from.
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Interlock
Interlock is a double knit in which two 1x1 rib structures are knitted together into a single fabric, so both sides show the same smooth, jersey-like face. Compared with single jersey it is thicker, more dimensionally stable, and more premium in hand, and its cut edges do not curl, which makes for cleaner cutting and sewing.
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Rib Knit
Rib knit is made by alternating knit and purl stitches in vertical columns (wales), creating raised ribs that give the fabric much more crosswise stretch and recovery than flat jersey, even before any spandex is added. The two workhorse constructions are 1x1 rib, a fine and stable surface, and 2x2 rib, a wider, more elastic rib with a bolder visual texture.
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Recycled Polyester (rPET)
Recycled polyester (rPET) is made from post-consumer PET bottles that are collected, cleaned, flaked, and melted into chips, then extruded into new polyester yarn. Quality rPET performs on par with virgin polyester, matching its strength, moisture-wicking, and quick-dry behavior, with a lower environmental footprint.
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