COTTON FRENCH TERRY FABRIC - DARK TEAL - 340 GSM

COTTON FRENCH TERRY FABRIC - DARK TEAL

This dark teal French terry has a soft, smooth outer side and loops on the underside. It feels compact and substantial in the hand. The matte surface showcases the deep teal shade. The fabric lies stably on the table, while lifting it reveals the soft drape of a larger piece.

Softness and knit construction

The fabric is made of 100% cotton and weighs 340 GSM. The French terry is thick, substantial, and fully opaque. Its gentle feel against the skin can also be used where the wrong side remains exposed on the inside. The French terry has a looped underside. Examine it alongside the smooth surface when planning turned-back edges or other details that show both sides.

A deep teal shade on the matte side

Dark teal can be paired with cream, light gray, or beige. A navy accent will maintain a darker tone. Compare samples in the intended proportions, since a wide panel creates a different effect from a narrow finish. The matte French terry and rib knit trim will differ in texture. The fabric is suitable for year-round designs, including sweatpants, children's clothing, and bathrobes. At joins that touch the skin, check how the seam feels on the underside so its thickness suits the application.

Fabric behavior, cutting, and sewing preparation

The knit holds its shape well and is nonstretch. Fit should come from the cut, accounting for circumference measurements and ease for dressing. The fabric's softness can be assessed on a larger sample, and the finish thickness on several folded layers. Reproducing a seam intersection is particularly useful. This will help you choose the hem width and assess how the entire edge lies with the French terry's noticeable body. Also consider how the fabric behaves during wear when cutting and preparing finishes. At a width of 175 cm, arrange the pattern pieces on naturally resting knit with appropriate seam allowances. Supporting any fabric extending beyond the work surface helps maintain a relaxed position during measuring. For multilayer areas, inspect the test join from the inside as well. This allows the finish's thickness, feel, and appearance to be assessed on both sides.

Care and durability

The French terry's finish is silicone. The fabric resists pilling, abrasion, stretching out, and distortion. It retains its color and shape after washing and stands up well to frequent washing. Low shrinkage helps maintain dimensions, while a low tendency to wrinkle supports a smooth outer surface. These qualities are useful in a knit used regularly.