Tan Cotton Corduroy Fabric, 13 Wale, 58" Wide, 350 GSM
$15.88Excl. VAT
Description
1. Description
A rich, grounded tan cotton corduroy with a classic 13-wale rib that balances clarity, warmth, and tactile presence.
At 350 GSM, this is a true heavyweight corduroy—substantial, durable, and garment-forward—yet refined rather than bulky. The medium tan shade has depth and nuance, avoiding flatness while remaining versatile for both contemporary and heritage-inspired making.
This reads honest, long-lasting, and craft-conscious: a cord that will only improve with wear.
2. How It’s Made
This is a woven cut-pile corduroy built on a warp-faced rib structure. After weaving, the pile is precisely cut to form the 13-wale ribs, then lightly brushed to refine the surface and enhance handfeel.
It is piece-dyed to achieve an even, warm tan tone while preserving the natural character of the cotton base.
3. Technical Specifications
Fiber: 100% Cotton
Construction: Cut-Pile Corduroy, 13 Wale
Weight: 350 GSM
Weight Category: Heavyweight
Width: 58 Inches / Approximately 147 cm
Finish: Brushed Pile, Piece-Dyed
Stretch: None; Stable and Non-Elastic
Opacity: Fully Opaque
Pile Direction: One-Way Nap Running Lengthwise
4. Handfeel and Drape
Plush, softly brushed pile with a clean cotton touch between the ribs. The drape is structured and supportive—ideal for tailored pieces that need body and longevity.
The 13-wale construction strikes a perfect middle ground: textured without being coarse.
5. Ideal Uses
* Jackets, chore coats, and overshirts
* Tailored trousers, relaxed pants, and skirts
* Structured dresses and pinafores
* Bags, totes, and durable accessories
* Cushions, light upholstery, and home accents
Not recommended for stretch-dependent patterns.
6. Wash, Care, and Disclaimers
* Pre-wash in cold water using a gentle machine cycle or hand wash; line dry
* Wash separately during the first few washes
* Iron on low heat from the reverse side or use a needle board to protect the pile
* Avoid heavy pressing directly on the ribs
* Always test a small swatch before cutting the complete yardage