New dressmaking fabrics are arriving weekly, often in limited quantities. Shop the latest deadstock finds and everyday favourites - plus new sewing patterns.
Dynasty Silk Velvet - Navy
Navy silk velvet fabric, 125cm wide and 240gsm, with a lustrous pile and elegant drape.
Fine Pima cotton lawn fabric with tiny blue flowers and green leaves on off-white, 140cm wide.
Cream fluffy polyester fleece fabric, 150cm wide and 356gsm, perfect for your little lambs.
Bamboo Jersey - Optic White
Bright optic white bamboo jersey fabric, 155cm wide and 230gsm, with silky softness and stretch.
Cosy fabrics for cooler days, from soft sweatshirting and velour to warm wool, tweed and textured autumn layers.
Wool Antich - Black
West Yorkshire worsted wool hopsack suiting in black. Soft, refined and beautifully tailored.
21 Wale Needlecord - Petrol
Petrol blue 140cm needlecord. 100% cotton, 21-wale. Soft, durable and Oeko-Tex certified 150gsm.
Grey Matters
British worsted wool suiting in charcoal grey with natural stretch and crease resistance.
Heavyweight black denim with a firm feel and classic workwear structure.
Fresh modern dress patterns to inspire your makes
For over 40 years, Croft Mill has supplied quality dressmaking fabrics to makers, designers and independent fashion businesses worldwide.
We work with trusted mills and suppliers in Britain, Europe and beyond, carefully selecting fabrics for their durability, drape and design. Whether you're sewing for pleasure or building your own label, you’ll find materials you can rely on — without compromise.
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