Here we have a stunning range of digitally printed fabrics. Digitally printed? What is all that about... The pattern has been produced digitally, then printed on a machine. Whereas the patterns used to be longwinded and taking hours of an artist’s time, nowadays, you can obviously whack it into a computer programme, press a button and out comes a design. I know that’s simplifying it, but that is really what it amounts too. These cloths are certainly impressive. We have them in everything from polyester, viscose and cotton.
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.jpg?v=e2036664 "Here we have a selection of Jersey fabrics, if you are looking for cotton or viscose jersey fabrics in particular you will be able to find them both here and in the sub-section. If your pattern specifies a knit fabric, then a jersey will be fine. STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® is an independent product label for all types of textiles tested for harmful substances – from yarns and fabrics to the ready-to-use items that you can buy in the shops.")
.jpg?v=723f761c "Needlecord has finer ribs and is typically 14 to 18 cords per inch which gives a lighter weight fabric and a shorter pile than regular corduroy.")
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