Viscose Jersey Stretch Knit Fabric - Minerva

Deadstock fabric refers to leftover rolls of fabric from a mill or a brand's production run that have not been sold. Using deadstock fabric is a sustainable practice as it prevents these materials from ending up in landfills.

These fabrics are deadstock, meaning they are remnants. Once a particular roll is used up or sold out, it cannot be restocked because it was part of a specific past production batch.

Unfortunately, no. Due to the nature of deadstock, once a fabric is gone, it's gone forever. We cannot guarantee that we will be able to source the same fabric again.

Viscose Jersey Stretch Knit fabric is versatile and perfect for creating comfortable apparel like t-shirts, dresses, skirts, leggings, and loungewear due to its soft feel and excellent drape.

Minerva sources deadstock from luxury design houses and high-end brands, ensuring that even though it's leftover, the quality meets premium standards. You are getting fantastic quality textiles.

As these are deadstock fabrics from various sources, exact dye lot consistency cannot always be guaranteed across different batches or if you purchase over time. It is advisable to purchase enough fabric for your entire project at once.

Ensure you are using a cold wash cycle and avoiding high heat in the dryer. For future projects, pre-wash the fabric and allow it to air dry completely before cutting.

This can be a characteristic of deadstock fabrics. Carefully inspect the fabric before cutting and plan your pattern placement to work around minor flaws. Often, these are easily hidden in seams or folds.

Use a walking foot on your sewing machine to help feed the fabric evenly. Ensure your machine tension is correctly adjusted for knits and consider using a ballpoint needle to prevent skipped stitches.