Setup, Compatibility & Care
When preparing your project, it is recommended to serge or zig-zag stitch the raw edges immediately after cutting to prevent significant fraying. If you need to remove creases, use a low-heat steam iron, but avoid prolonged contact to prevent singeing the natural fibers. This fabric is best kept dry; spot cleaning with a damp cloth is the preferred method for maintenance. When sewing, a universal 90/14 or 100/16 needle paired with an all-purpose polyester thread will yield the best results for a strong, reliable seam.