C-004 - 13.2 oz - light indigo blue chambray
from Kuroki, Japan
1 × 50 cm = 50 cm Gesamtlänge
This 13.2 oz Japanese chambray impresses with a highly textured, vibrant surface, clearly distinguishing itself from classic, smooth chambrays. The canvas weave creates a striking, slightly irregular look with visible depth and character.
Over time and with repeated washing, the fabric develops a bright, light blue color with high-contrast fading that further emphasizes the texture.
Thanks to its relatively heavy weight, this chambray is ideal for jeans, coats, jackets, or overshirts, offering a balanced combination of durability and wearability.
This is not selvedge fabric, so the woven edge is exposed. It can be finished in various ways, for example with a chainstitch or other neat edges.
A distinctive chambray for sophisticated sewing projects, DIY applications, and industrial production.
This 13.2 oz Japanese chambray impresses with a highly textured, vibrant surface, clearly distinguishing itself from classic, smooth chambrays. The canvas weave creates a striking, slightly irregular look with visible depth and character.
Over time and with repeated washing, the fabric develops a bright, light blue color with high-contrast fading that further emphasizes the texture.
Thanks to its relatively heavy weight, this chambray is ideal for jeans, coats, jackets, or overshirts, offering a balanced combination of durability and wearability.
This is not selvedge fabric, so the woven edge is exposed. It can be finished in various ways, for example with a chainstitch or other neat edges.
A distinctive chambray for sophisticated sewing projects, DIY applications, and industrial production.
Please do not wash the denim before processing. As unwashed "raw selvage," the fabric only develops its characteristic structure and fit through wear.
Wash the finished garment only after complete assembly. The respective length and width shrinkage values should therefore be taken into account during pattern making and sizing planning.
Please do not wash the denim before processing. As unwashed "raw selvage," the fabric only develops its characteristic structure and fit through wear.
Wash the finished garment only after complete assembly. The respective length and width shrinkage values should therefore be taken into account during pattern making and sizing planning.