A fabric direction for a streetwear collection should follow the garment you are building—not a generic “must-have” list. Start with the intended silhouette, feel, color, and production quantity, then compare the exact available materials.
Jersey for T-shirts and knit tops
Jersey is a knit category often considered for T-shirts and other knit tops. Check the specific product details for construction, composition, weight, stretch, finish, usable width, and available quantity.
French terry and fleece for sweatshirts
French terry and fleece are distinct constructions that can suit different sweatshirt projects. Compare the exact materials before choosing one for hoodies, crewnecks, joggers, or shorts.
Rib for trims and knit pieces
Rib can be considered for cuffs, waistbands, collars, and other knit applications. Confirm the specific material’s stretch and finish before matching it to another fabric.
Denim and selected wovens
Denim and other selected textiles may suit projects that call for a woven fabric. Evaluate the actual material for the garment you are making rather than assuming every denim or woven option performs the same way.
Plan your purchasing path
Retail fabric is available by the yard for a smaller project or material comparison. For production, wholesale begins at one full roll and roll yardage varies by fabric. Share the fabric, color, intended use, and quantity for a useful quote conversation.
Browse fabrics, read the LA sourcing guide, or request a wholesale quote.