A Practical Guide to Cotton Lawn Fabric
Cotton lawn is one of those fabrics you come back to, light, breathable and easy to sew. A guide to how it feels, what to make and where to start.
A bonded outerwear fabric combining wool and cotton for durability, structure and protection from the weather.
This double-sided cloth is made from 50% wool and 50% cotton, bonded together in the UK to create a stable and practical fabric for coat making. One side features a soft grey marl wool surface with a subtle black flecked appearance, while the reverse is a solid black cotton layer.
Originally developed for a high-end handmade raincoat label, the fabric was used for trench coats and mackintosh-style outerwear where a clean finish and reliable performance were essential. The bonded construction helps the fabric hold its shape while providing protection from light rain and wind.
Both sides can be used in garment design, making it suitable for coats, jackets and structured outerwear projects.
Stocks are limited as this is an ex-designer fabric.
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Approx Width: |
138cm | 54" |
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Composition: |
50% Cotton | 50% Wool |
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Construction: |
Woven |
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Washing instructions: |
See Below |
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What can I make with this: |
Jackets, Trench Coats, Outdoor-Wear, Bags, Backpacks |
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Approx. Weight: |
Light-Mid Weight |
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Weft Stretch (Horizontal): |
0% |
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Warp Stretch (Vertical): |
0% |
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
Standard UK mainland delivery from £4.95, with express options and same-day dispatch available at checkout. We process orders Monday to Friday, so weekend orders begin processing the following Monday.
We deliver worldwide - view our full list of international destinations.
Returns
We want you to love your order! If you’re not completely happy, you can return items within 28 days of receiving your order.
Please note that fabrics are cut to order, so a restocking fee may apply. Some items are non-returnable except where faulty or not as described.
Bonded Wool Cotton - Grey Marl is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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