WHITE VISCOSE JERSEY 4 WAY STRETCH PER METRE
Viscose jersey
is made using natural fibres to create a slinky fabric with amazing drape, stretch it is breathable and cool against the skin, viscose jersey fabric is a perfect choice for dresses, floaty tops, skirts, shorts etc.
Viscose is known as a semi synthetic fibre, due to the way it’s made, it is made from natural fibres which gives us all the great advantages you would expect from natural fibres, but it is created by man using chemicals and machinery to break down the wood fibres to give a soft silky fabric.
in past times viscose was often referred to as imitation silk.
CARE GUIDELINES
wash at 30 degrees
air drying is recommended to extend the life of your fabric
🚫do not tumble dry
we recommend washing your fabric on it’s own the first time as there can sometimes be some dye residue left over from dying/printing process
natural fabrics can have some shrinkage, this is expected with natural fibres and washing before cutting your pattern is recommended
Weight:-220gsm
Composition:- 95% viscose 5% elastane
Width:- 150cm wide
Stretch:- 4 way
oeko tex certified 100 standard
Fabric Length
Shipping & Returns
Shipping to uk mainland
post office rates start at £3.39 on orders up to 2kg for Tracked 48.
first class and additional Royal Mail services are available.
£6.50 DPD courier 24 hours tracked up to 5kg
additional rates are available
non uk mainland and Scottish highlands may receive an additional postage invoice according to the rates we are charged when using our courier.
Please opt for the correct postage to avoid additional postage invoices.
post office rates are available for non uk mainland. Enter your postcode for correct rates.
postal turnaround time is in addition to our processing time.
Care Guidelines
Caring for your fabrics & handmade items
Always wash your fabric on its own for the first wash.
Fabrics may have dye or print residue left over from the print / dye process.
You should avoid washing your fabrics with zips, Velcro etc and ensure fastenings are closed before washing finished garments.
Natural fibres will have a small percentage of shrinkage, washing your fabric prior to cutting your fabric is recommended.
