Fabrics and fibres we work with.

Cotton A natural fibre with good breathability and a soft handfeel that improves with washing. 100% cotton, may shrink on first... View →

Organic cotton Cotton grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers, soft and breathable. Ask which certificates apply to your orde... View →

Polyester A synthetic fibre that resists wrinkling and shrinking, dries quickly and holds sublimation dye permanently. 100% polyes... View →

Recycled polyester Made from recycled PET, most commonly post-consumer bottles, with performance close to virgin polyester. 100% recycled p... View →

Cotton polyester blend Cotton's handfeel with polyester's shrink resistance and durability: a common choice for uniforms and frequently washed... View →

French terry A looped-back knit, lighter than brushed fleece with a similar drape. Cotton, cotton-polyester or cotton-elastane, typic... View →

Brushed fleece A knit brushed on the reverse to raise a soft, insulating nap: the standard fabric for hoodies and heavier sweatshirts.... View →

Piqué A knit with a small textured, waffle-like weave that holds its shape and sits away from the skin: the standard fabric fo... View →

Jersey A plain single-knit fabric, lightweight and stretchy with a smooth face: the base fabric for most T-shirts. Cotton, cott... View →

Rib A knit with visible vertical ribs that gives more stretch and recovery than plain jersey, used for collars, cuffs and he... View →

Denim A sturdy cotton twill weave, traditionally indigo dyed, that develops character with wear and washing. Ask for weights,... View →

Poplin A tightly woven plain weave with a fine crosswise rib, crisp rather than soft: the standard fabric for shirts and lighte... View →

Twill A weave with a visible diagonal rib, more durable and drapey than plain weave at the same weight. Cotton or cotton-polye... View →

Canvas A heavy plain weave valued for abrasion resistance over softness, used where garments or accessories must survive rough... View →

Elastane blends A small percentage of elastane, usually 2 to 8%, added to another fibre to give stretch and shape recovery. Ask which ba... View →

Nylon A synthetic fibre valued for strength, abrasion resistance and a smooth surface. 100% nylon or nylon-elastane, for windb... View →