French Terry (UB) – Poter

French Terry (UB) - Paws unbrushed printed french terry 235 g/m²

French Terry (UB) – Poter

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Quality 95% cotton, 5 % lycra
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Weight 235 g/m²
Width 160 cm
SKU: FT-2312-004 Category: Tag:

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French Terry (UB) – Paws is printed french terry fabric made of 95% cotton and 5% lycra, 235 g/m² and 160 cm wide.

Specifications:
– Material: 95% cotton, 5% lycra
– Weight: 235 g/m²
– Width: 160 cm
– Certification: Oeko-Tex 100
– Stretch: 4-way
– Construction: French terry knit (unbrushed)

The paws motif offers a playful expression often used by shops as a supplement to classic basic colors. Unbrushed french terry with loops on the reverse makes the quality more breathable than a brushed variant.

This fabric is often used for sweatshirts, hoodies, pants, and dresses for children, where you want a bit more support than single jersey. The 4-way stretch provides good mobility, and the smooth surface makes the print easy to recognize from a distance in stores.

One advantage of this weight is that garments keep a nice shape without becoming too heavy. The fabric performs stably in production, reducing adjustments in cutting plans when producing repeated designs. Oeko-Tex 100 is relevant for customers who require documentation and clear specifications.

B2B customers often choose printed french terry for seasonal transitions as the same fabric can be used for indoor wear and lighter outerwear in between seasons. Fast reordering is beneficial when a size group or theme suddenly sells well.

Wash at 30 degrees inside out. Avoid tumble drying and hang dry.

Find more prints in French terry print and match with Rib jersey for rib trims and sleeve finishes.

Order from 10m — delivery in 1–3 business days within Scandinavia

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