A twill weave 100% woolen fabric with a nice drape, perfect for garments for LARP and re-enactment.
Colour: light orange
Width: ca. 135-140 cm.
Weight:ca. 365 gr./m2.
Composition: 100% recycled wool (because of the recycling process, this fabric may sometimes contain up to 5% other fibers).
Not sure which colour you love the most? We offer free samples (limited to one of each colour per fabric per order, shipping costs still apply). If you can’t find the colour you are looking for, do not hesitate to contact us either via email or social media as not all of our fabrics are listed in the webshop (yet).
All fabrics can be ordered per 10 cm (0.1) and with a minimum length of 50 cm (0.5). The price displayed is the price per meter and will be adjusted accordingly in your shopping cart.
| Weight | 510 g |
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