Solid Fabric
Solid fabric is a type of fabric that features a single, uniform color or shade, without any patterns or designs. This type of fabric is commonly used in applications where a simple and versatile look is desired. In the fashion industry, solid fabric is used for a wide range of clothing items, including t-shirts, blouses, dresses, skirts, and pants. It is also commonly used as a lining fabric or as a base fabric for embroidery or applique. Additionally, solid fabric is used for home décor applications such as upholstery, bedding, and curtains. Solid fabric is often associated with a clean and minimalist look, providing a neutral backdrop for other design elements or as a statement piece on its own. It is a popular choice for both casual and formal settings, and is often used in combination with other fabrics or patterns to create visual interest. Overall, solid fabric is valued for its versatility, making it a staple in the fashion and home décor industries.
White Imperial Cotton Batiste (Spechler-Vogel)
White Scuba Double Knit Fabric
White 210 Denier Coated Nylon Oxford Fabric
Hunter Green Panne Velvet Fabric
White Matte Satin (Peau de Soie) Fabric
White 70 Denier Nylon Ripstop Fabric
White Poly Cotton Twill Fabric
Red Matte Satin (Peau de Soie) Fabric
Hunter Green Polyester Linen Fabric
Robert Kaufman White Kona Cotton Broadcloth Fabric
5 Oz White Poly Cotton Poplin Fabric
Forest Green 210 Denier Coated Nylon Oxford Fabric
Forest Green Polar Fleece Fabric
5 Oz Red Poly Cotton Poplin Fabric
White Stretch L'Amour Satin Fabric
Forest Green 70 Denier Nylon Ripstop Fabric
Red Cotton Rayon Baronet Satin Fabric
