COTTON KHADI

The word 'Khadi' is derived from 'Khaddar', a term for handspun and handwoven fabric in India. Woven out of pre-dyed yarns, or dyed after the fabric is woven as a whole. Originating from the eastern regions of the Indian subcontinent, eastern India, northeastern India and Bangladesh, though now broadly used in Pakistan and throughout India. Read more about Cotton Khadi here.
2 products
  • Pinstripe yarn-dyed fabric crumpled up
    Merchant & Mills
    £7.00
    £7.00
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  • Grey Cotton Khadi Fabric with large box check pattern gently folded to show thinness and drape
    Anuprerna
    £6.50
    £6.50
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