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Black - 10 oz Denim
Black - 10 oz Denim
Regular price
$19.56 CAD / m
Regular price
$0.00 CAD
Sale price
$19.56 CAD / m
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity
Longueur totale : 0,5 m
Repère rapide
1 → 0,5 m
2 → 1 m
3 → 1,5 m
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Quantity is sold by the half-metre
1 = 0.5 metre
2 = 1 metre
3 = 1.5 metres
4 = 2 metres
Composition: 100% cotton
Width: 155 cm
Weight: 280 g/m²
Type: 10 oz woven denim
Recommended matches:
Thread: #010
This 10 oz denim is a strong and durable woven fabric made entirely from cotton. At 280 g/m², it offers good structure while remaining versatile enough for a wide variety of garments and accessories.
Its midweight construction makes it a great choice when you want denim with some body without moving into a very heavy or stiff jean fabric.
Wash separately, especially during the first few washes.
Do not bleach.
Tumble dry on low.
Iron at medium temperature.
The colour of denim may change over time with washing, wear and exposure to light. This is part of the natural character of this type of fabric.
Sewing tip: use a denim needle suited to the thickness of the fabric. For topstitching, a heavier thread can also be used to achieve the characteristic finish of denim garments.
1 = 0.5 metre
2 = 1 metre
3 = 1.5 metres
4 = 2 metres
Composition: 100% cotton
Width: 155 cm
Weight: 280 g/m²
Type: 10 oz woven denim
Recommended matches:
Thread: #010
This 10 oz denim is a strong and durable woven fabric made entirely from cotton. At 280 g/m², it offers good structure while remaining versatile enough for a wide variety of garments and accessories.
Its midweight construction makes it a great choice when you want denim with some body without moving into a very heavy or stiff jean fabric.
What can you sew with 10 oz denim?
- Jeans and pants
- Skirts
- Denim jackets
- Overalls
- Shorts
- Bags and accessories
- Workwear
- Projects that require a strong, structured fabric
Care
Wash at 30°C.Wash separately, especially during the first few washes.
Do not bleach.
Tumble dry on low.
Iron at medium temperature.
The colour of denim may change over time with washing, wear and exposure to light. This is part of the natural character of this type of fabric.
Sewing tip: use a denim needle suited to the thickness of the fabric. For topstitching, a heavier thread can also be used to achieve the characteristic finish of denim garments.
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