Choosing fabric works best when you compare the exact material you are considering rather than relying on a photo, category name, or general description alone.
Start with the intended use
Describe the garment or project you are making. A T-shirt, sweatshirt, pant, trim, denim garment, bag, or another project may call for different fabric characteristics.
Review the product details
Where details are listed, compare construction, composition, weight, stretch, finish, usable width, color, and available quantity. These characteristics can vary between fabrics in the same category.
Use retail yardage for development
Retail fabric is available by the yard for a smaller project or fabric comparison. This can help you evaluate the actual material before making a production decision.
Plan wholesale separately
For production, wholesale begins at one full roll. Roll yardage varies by fabric, so ask about the exact fabric and color you are considering. Include your intended use and quantity in a quote request.