Plaid Bouclé Coating Deadstock - Lime + Guava + Cream

$18.20 USD / yard($9.10 USD / half-yard)$26.00 USD / yard($13.00 USD / half-yard)
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Quantity (In Yards):
(0.46 metres)

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Plaid Bouclé Coating Deadstock - Lime + Guava + Cream - Swatch

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This unique plaid deadstock bouclé is out of this world! Reminiscent of a summery picnic, it's a coating sure to get a smile on even the dreariest winter day. Its rustic texture, lightly crisp drape, and medium-heavy weight make it super-versatile, to boot! We see it as a cropped cozy coat, a structured cape, a pair of deluxe mittens, or the like. Semi-opaque, you will almost certainly want to use a lining with this fabric.

Width
60in / 152 cm
Fibre
75% Acrylic, 25% Cotton
Transparency
Completely Opaque

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Gütermann All Purpose rPET Recycled Thread - Warm White 111

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Midweight Fusible Weft Interfacing for Tailoring - White

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Deadstock

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In the fashion industry, deadstock refers to fabrics that are either surplus or left over from production, including high-quality designer textiles. By sourcing deadstock fabrics, we are giving them a new lease on life and keeping them out of landfills.

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Care Instructions

Wash

Always pretreat fabric before sewing to remove chemical sizing from the manufacturing process. This gives you a better sense of the true drape and handfeel of a fabric. We recommend caring for your fabric in the same way you intend to care your finished garment.
Heavier wools like coating should not be washed, but it is very important to remove as much shrinkage as possible before sewing. While it can be taken to the drycleaner for professional steam-shrinking, here’s an easy home hack for less delicate wool. Fill your dryer with damp towels and tumble dry on medium for 20-30 minutes. The steam from the towels will shrink and condition the wool. Use a warm iron with lots of steam when pressing; a press cloth will help prevent 'shine' left from a too hot iron.

Long-Term Care

Hang finished coat in between uses in an area with good air flow. Spot clean when stains occur making sure not to rub. Store in a garment bag in between seasons.

Fabric Tips

When interfacing wool, use a press cloth to apply as it protects your wool from overpressing and your iron from melted adhesive. When possible use 'weft' interfacing. Knit interfacing also works in a pinch.

Shipping & Returns

From our studio in beautiful Montreal, Canada, we are delighted to ship to makers worldwide. Shipping is free on Canadian and US orders over $150

We ship globally! Non Canadian and US orders and orders under 150$ are calculated by weight.

Orders outside of Canada are subject to customs and duties and are the sole responsibility of the customer. Orders to the US under 800$ are duty-free.

We are committed to investing in sustainability initiatives to counteract the environmental impact of shipping. We offset our carbon footprint by contributing funds for every package shipped to supporting projects that remove excess carbon dioxide from the environment.

We leave a 24 hour buffer before shipping to allow for cancelled orders. Once your order is cut, it is final. For more questions on shipping and returns, consult our Shipping & Returns FAQ.

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