For some reason, white cotton fabrics always make me think of school. Perhaps it is the white cotton shirts. You could make your own white cotton shirt with the fabrics on this page, well you could make anything with them really…
Supremely fine white 100% cotton lawn in a dobby weave with a self woven pinspot every few mm. This is just delicious creases but not like a cotton, it’s so soft and will make beautiful garments.
A 60” wide fine white lightweight cotton lycra twill, lots and lots of very fine yarn in this and has a beautiful finish. Good for lined skirts shorts, trousers and blazers.
54” wide superfine white cotton lawn with a calended satin finish you hear of fabrics described as having two, three, four, five, six hundred thread count, I honestly don’t know what this is I’ve got a magnifying glass on it and I couldn’t begin to count
60” (152 cm) wide white, quite heavy, cotton twill/drill, much used in the making of chefish garments, hats and the like. Making him an apron for the barbeque season so he has something proper to wipe his hands on
150cm wide, fine beige lightweight cotton lycra trousering, lots and lots of very fine yarn in this and has a beautiful finish. Good for lined skirts shorts, trousers and blazers.
92 inch wide cotton percale sheeting or shirting or whatever else you want to make from. This is a cloth made for sheeting but it has a lovely satin finish there are hundreds of threads to the square inch