How to Choose Fabric for Your Next Sewing Project
Choose fabric with confidence by considering your sewing pattern, fabric weight, drape, print placement, and care requirements.
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Shirt weight tightly woven fabric in charcoal gray. The striped fabric is made in England of superfine wool. It has a beautiful pattern of woven black and gray material.
Sews beautifully, not scratchy, light-worsted summer weight shirt weight. This fabric feels and flows more like rayon than a standard flannel, it is 100% wool blend of sheep and goat (cashmere) fibers.
Worsted wool super numbers represent the fineness of the wool fiber used in the fabric. The higher the number, such as Super 100s, 120s, or 150s, the finer and lighter the wool thread is.
The 'Super' number refers to the maximum number of hanks (a unit of yarn measurement) of wool that can be spun into one pound of wool. For example, if you can spin 100 hanks each 560 yards long, then the wool is classified as Super 100s.