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36gsm polyester spandex textured plain weave. Light — you pick it up and barely feel the weight. The curved weave pattern gives the surface a subtle texture that catches the eye — not flat or plain like standard broadcloth. Soft to the touch, with a comfortable stretch that moves with you. 59 inches wide, 18 yards per kilo. If you've used standard polyester plain weaves and wanted something with more visual character and a bit of give, this is it.
Polyester with spandex — holds its shape, resists wrinkles, won't shrink in the wash. The curved weave structure gives it good dimensional stability, so it doesn't distort or pull out of shape with regular wear. Cuts cleanly, sews without bunching. For blouses, dresses, and linings that get regular wear, it holds up. Not built for heavy-duty use, but for everyday apparel, it's reliable.
Blouses that drape nicely. Summer dresses with a bit of movement. Skirts that don't restrict. Lightweight linings where you want a smooth finish. Craft projects that need a fabric with texture and stretch. If you need something without stretch, we have nylon and polyester plain weaves. If you need heavier stretch fabrics, we have swimwear and activewear options. This one's for when you want lightweight with a distinctive texture and comfortable flex.
Not printed. The curved pattern is woven into the fabric structure itself — it's part of the weave, not a surface design. This means it won't fade, won't wash out, and won't peel. The texture is subtle — visible up close, but from a distance it reads as a fine textured surface with more visual interest than standard flat broadcloth.
It has a comfortable everyday stretch — enough to move with the body and recover, but not the intense compression of performance activewear. The spandex content gives it flex without being tight. Good for blouses, dresses, and pieces that need to be comfortable through a full day of wear. If you need strong four-way compression, look at our swimwear and activewear fabrics.
At 36gsm, it's on the lighter side. For most blouses and dresses, it's fine on its own with nude undergarments. If you're making something in white or a very light color, a lining is a good backup for extra coverage. For darker colors, it covers well on its own.
Two things: the curved weave texture and the spandex stretch. Our standard polyester plain weaves are flat-surfaced with no stretch — good for crisp linings and structured pieces. This one has visual texture and comfortable flex — better for garments that need to move with the body and have a bit more visual character. Same lightweight feel, different purpose.
No. The curved pattern is woven into the fabric structure, not pressed or embossed on top. It stays textured through washing and regular wear. For ironing, use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth — the texture will hold its shape just fine.
It has stretch, but it's not built for high-intensity activity or prolonged water exposure. No chlorine resistance, and the lightweight construction isn't designed for heavy sweat and friction. If you need activewear fabric, we have dedicated nylon spandex options. If you need swimwear fabric, we have a full range of chlorine-resistant knits. This one's for everyday apparel — blouses, dresses, skirts, linings.
No. Our fabrics are designed and produced for apparel, linings, accessories, and craft uses. We do not currently manufacture or supply fabrics for medical, filtration, or industrial applications. If you need medical-grade textiles, we recommend consulting a specialist supplier.