Cotton Thermal Waffle Knit · From Baby Thermal to Extra Heavy, 244–660 GSM

Cotton thermal waffle knit in four weights, from a light thermal for fitted tops up to a dense 660 GSM open-end waffle for jackets and blankets. Pick the weight that fits your project.

Compare the weights

oz/yd = ounces per linear yard, the weight of one yard as cut from the roll.

660 GSM · Extra Heavy Open-End Waffle

• Style #: KBM0501017
• Content: 99% open-end cotton, 1% spandex
• Yarn: 10/1 open-end (OE) cotton, 2-ply, with 40 denier spandex
• Width: 58/60"
• Finish: PFD (bleached, prepared for dye), softened
• Best for: waffle jackets, shackets, robes, throws and blankets

378 GSM · Heavy Open-End Cotton

• Style #: KBM0601002
• Content: 100% cotton
• Yarn: 18/1 open-end cotton
• Construction: thermal knit, fuller hand than the 244
• Width: 42"
• Finish: PFD (bleached, prepared for dye)
• Best for: heavier thermal shirts, henleys, loungewear

305 GSM · Baby Thermal Stretch

• Style #: KBM0602004
• Content: 95% cotton, 5% spandex
• Construction: small-cell baby thermal with stretch and good recovery
• Width: 60"
• Color: white
• Best for: fitted thermals, base layers, sleep sets

244 GSM · Lightweight 100% Cotton

• Style #: KBM0601003
• Content: 100% cotton
• Construction: thermal knit, fine waffle texture
• Width: 45"
• Finish: PFD (bleached, prepared for dye)
• Best for: long-sleeve thermal tops, henleys, layering pieces

PFD means prepared for dye: the fabric is bleached and ready to take dye for custom colors.

Care

We recommend washing before you cut and sew. This is a cotton knit and it will shrink in the first wash. Pre-wash and dry it the same way you plan to care for the finished garment, so the shrinkage happens before cutting, not after.

Cold wash, tumble low or line dry. Low iron. No bleach.

Sold by the yard. Cuts are continuous, order 2 yards, get one 2-yard piece.