French Terry — Wide Petrol/Light Blue Stripes

French Terry — Wide Petrol/Light Blue Stripes

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Quality 100% cotton
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Weight 240 g/m²
Width 155 cm
SKU: JQ47115-942 Categories: , ,

Description

French Terry — wide petrol/light blue stripes is a single jersey knit french terry in 100% cotton with a weight of 240 g/m² and a width of 155 cm. The outer side is smooth with wine red and light pink stripes, and the inside has the characteristic loop finish, providing warmth and comfort.

  • Material: 100% cotton
  • Weight: 240 g/m²
  • Width: 155 cm
  • Certification: Oeko-Tex
  • Pattern: Petrol and light blue stripes
  • Construction: French terry, smooth outer surface with loop back inside

The fabric is used for sweatshirts, hoodies, joggers, and sportswear sets for both children and adults. Designers use it for colourful youth collections and streetwear lines with graphic print. Also suitable for lightweight jackets and varsity jackets in seasonal collections.

The combination of a smooth surface and loop back inside gives french terry fabric a distinctly different hand feel than standard cotton jersey or rib fabric — providing good shape stability in front panels and side panels without sacrificing the soft, warm wearing properties.

Jydsk Stoflager supplies garment makers, designers, and textile businesses across Scandinavia. Minimum purchase is 10 metres, and the fabric is sold per running metre. Regular customers get access to stock availability and pricing agreements for larger orders.

Care: Wash at 30°C. Tumble dry on low heat. Iron at medium heat on the reverse side.

Pairs well with our rib fabrics in matching colours for cuffs and edges.

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

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