RESPONSIBLE, MINDFUL, ECO-FRIENDLY FABRICS FOR THE MODERN MAKER
For the home sewist, we've picked out the more sustainable options ready for you. No more feeling disappointed when you find a pretty print fabric, only to discover it's made entirely of Polyester!
OUR FABRICS ARE PRICED AT 1/2 METRES (50CM)
At A KIND CLOTH, we aim towards zero-waste. Buying in 1/2 metre increments allows for less wastage than buying at 1 metre increments when you know how much fabric you need for your project.
Pieces will be cut in one continuous length.
ECO-FRIENDLY DRESSMAKING FABRICS & INDIE PATTERN COLLECTIONS
FABRICS NEW IN
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Light Natural European Flax Linen
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- Verhees
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- £11.00
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Sand Organic Cotton Voile Fabric
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- Verhees
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- £3.75
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- £3.75
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Abstract Black Eco Viscose Fabric
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- Verhees
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- £6.00
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Pickle Sandwash Lyocell Fabric
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- Verhees
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- £8.00
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Bring joy to your wardrobe with Our Pattern of the Month
Lora Dress Sewing Pattern
Getting ready for warmer weathers!
The Lora Dress sewing pattern is an empire waist dress with four options to make it truly yours!
All views have underbust gathers, a self-lined bodice, and twelve loop buttons along the centre front.
Sizes: 0-18 OR 14-32
Level: Intermediate
Fabric: Light to medium weight woven fabrics such as linen, cotton, or viscose..
Check out more sewing patterns from True Bias.

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- £17.00
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About sustainable fabrics and fibres

WHAT MAKES A FABRIC 'SUSTAINABLE'?
At A KIND CLOTH, we know there is no such thing as a 'perfect' fabric, so how do we determine what makes one fabric more sustainable than another?

ORGANIC COTTON
Cotton is a natural fibre, therefore biodegradable, and so should be classed as sustainable right? Well, not really! But organic cotton...

IS VISCOSE SUSTAINABLE?
Is Viscose a natural fibre? But does that make it sustainable? What about water and chemical usage during production? Is it biodegradable or compostable?