Plain Brown Water Resistant Cotton Twill Fabric - available now at the UK's lowest price!
A high quality, plain, heavy-weight, cotton twill fabric that is a soft and durable choice for your outdoor sewing projects. Crafted to endure the elements, this fabric is water repellent and wind resistant. It would be ideal for cushions, coats, bags, trench coats, mackintosh and more.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.
I didn’t have high expectations for this fabric, with it being just £2.95 pm, but I’m really pleased with it. I went through 6 needles as they lost their sharpness and became sticky with the wax. It was also difficult to do the top stitching- my machine kept missing stitches, so I decided not to do buttonholes. But overall, I’m pleased with the feel and weight of the fabric, and with the coat and hat I made.
I was really pleased with this fabric. Great quality. There were no wash instructions though. Here's what I did - I washed it at 30 degrees and line dried it. And that turned out fine. The coat has a good weight to it. I think it looks smart & bonus for being water and wind resistant. Brilliant price. I have some double sided khaki cotton twill from here too, to make a long coat - pattern is the Eliza Trench by Papercut Patterns 🙂
I have found a pattern at last to make this quality fabric into a mid length rain coat, it’s quality fabric at a really good price.
Really good strong fabric. I've used to replace canvas tent bags that were nibbled by mice. It's a 3-layer fabric, with the water-resist layer in the middle. It does not tear evenly because of that, so if you need large even squares or rectangles for your project, you'll need to cut it. It's so good and pretty tough without being too heavy or stiff, I've bought some more to make some speaker covers for our outdoor events PA system. Thanks!
Looks great. Arrived quickly. Look forward to making myself a raincoat, when it eventually starts raining again
I love the material Got my pattern and machine needles Need to look for some matching lining then I’ll start to sew Just not sure if there is a right or wrong side?
