Mind The MAKER Linen Cotton Twill Fabric - Old Rose

Yes, the stable nature of twill makes it easier to handle and sew than lighter, slippery fabrics like rayon or silk.

While it has enough body to be unlined for many projects, you may choose to line jackets or trousers if you prefer a smoother feel against the skin.

It is designed primarily for dressmaking. While it is durable, it may not meet the heavy-duty rub counts required for high-traffic furniture upholstery.

As a natural fiber blend, expect roughly 3-5% shrinkage upon the first wash. Pre-washing is essential.

Use a medium-to-hot steam setting on your iron. Pressing on the wrong side of the fabric is recommended to protect the texture.

It is a high-quality dye, but like all natural fibers, it should be washed in cold water and hung to dry away from direct sunlight to maintain color vibrancy.

Apply a narrow zigzag stitch or serge the raw edges immediately after cutting your pattern pieces.

Ensure you are using a sharp needle and that your thread tension is properly calibrated for a medium-weight woven fabric.

Always pre-wash and dry your fabric using the exact laundry method intended for the final garment to stabilize the natural fibers.