Tencel fabrics are know for its softness, long lasting comfort and being gentle on the skin. Any fabric manufacturing requires water and solvents. The water used to make Tencel Fabrics is processed, cleaned and re-used, again again and again, like a closed loop.
Tencel French Terry Fabric in Ecru
Tencel French terry fabric in Ecru shade is perfect for someone who loves our tencel jersey range but is looking for little bit more warmth and coverage.
This sustainable fabric shares the same amazing features as tencel jersey, such as super soft handfeel, lovely 4 way stretch and drape.
£18.27 per metre
Availability: 2.5m in stock
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Fabric description
Soft, stretchy and gentle on the skin, meet our latest addition to Tencel family – Tencel French terry fabric in Ecru shade.
Tencel French terry is breathable and has high absorbing properties making it great eco friendly fabric for sewing base layers, t-shirt, turtlenecks, Christmas Pjs and most luxurious t-shirts.
Fabric facts & care
- 94% tencel, 6% elastane
- Width: 150cm
- Weight: 280g/m2
- Stretch: 45%
- Four-way stretch
- Machine wash at 40°
- Tumble dry on a low heat
- Iron on low heat
Eco credentials
The focus of this standard is on the end user, in our case, the sewist. When buying Oeko-Tex fabric you can rest assure that your fabrics wont bleed colours, your hands wont turn blue from fabric and of course, you wont be exposed to anything that can mess with your health.
Good Fabric, great for the planet
Every gosh-darn item in the Good Fabric shop has been handpicked to meet the highest possible sustainability standards.
From our flannels to our buttons, our velours to our gauzes, we’re helping you create a conscious, handmade wardrobe.
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