French Terry — Champagne

Brushed french terry in champagne, 230 g/m²

French Terry — Champagne

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Quality 94% cotton, 6 % lycra
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Washing instructions
Weight 230 g/m²
Width 158 – 163 cm

Description

French Terry — Champagne is french terry knit (brushed) made from 94% cotton and 6% lycra, 230 g/m² and 158 – 163 cm wide.

Specifications:
– Material: 94% cotton, 6% lycra
– Weight: 230 g/m²
– Width: 158 – 163 cm
– Certification: Oeko-Tex 100
– Stretch: 4-way
– Construction: French terry knit (brushed)

The champagne tone sits in the light beige range and provides a calm, neutral look in collections where you want to appeal to multiple customer types with one core colour. Brushed french terry has a soft, brushed reverse that adds a bit of extra warmth without feeling heavy.

This quality is often used for sweatshirts, joggers, hoodies and dresses in a more relaxed style. The colour also works well in childrenswear ranges when you want a muted alternative to classic sand or off-white. Many fabric shops add matching rib trims in light natural tones.

Stretch and movement: 4-way stretch makes the material easy to work with in fits where the garment needs to follow movement, and the lycra content helps retain shape wash after wash.

Wholesale customers often choose this type of “champagne fabric” as a permanent stock colour, because it combines easily across prints and solid-colour core collections. Consistent quality makes it easier to plan repeat bulk orders for the same style programme.

Wash at 30 degrees and preferably with the wrong side out. Avoid tumble drying to keep the brushed surface looking neat.

Combine with matching yardage from our French Terry Brushed or add rib for finishes from Rib.

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

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