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Mason Twill fabric is a durable and comfortable fabric with a soft, diagonally ribbed texture. Woven in a tight twill style weave that has a slight shine, Mason Twill fabric is a firm fabric made from 100% hypoallergenic cotton fibers. Mason Twill fabric weighs approximately 14 oz per linear yard, has a 268 GSM, is 0.5 mm thick, and measures 58/60 inches wide. When hung, Mason Twill fabric has a relaxed drape and holds its shape. Shop Mason Twill fabric at wholesale prices, by the yard, or in bulk by the roll here at Fabric Wholesale Direct.
Check out our un-dyed, natural (PFD) Mason Twill fabric. PFD, or prepared for dyeing fabric has no whiteners added and is ready to be dyed any color.
Mason Twill fabric is a comfortable and stylish fabric that can be used for a variety of apparel or decors. Durable and shape forming, use Mason Twill fabric to craft chino or khaki pants, uniforms, button-down shirts, and SEW much more! Additionally, Mason Twill fabric can be used to create decors such as table covers, curtains, and upholstery.
119 Reviews for Mason Chino Twill
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Material to make patches
Very happy with my material and got it in a timely manner.
Perfect fabric!
Currently using to make a Winterthur coat from Itch to Stitch. I searched for a long time to find the right color and weight twill for this project without breaking the bank. Thank you! I will be back.
Great heavyweight
I needed to make a military style uniform for a cosplay and this was the perfect weight and color for my needs. Very satisfied and will use this again for future structured projects
Great fabric
It was a heavy weight fabric with excellent quality. I’ll certainly buy it again when I make men’s pants.
Favorite Twill!
The Mason Chino Twill is our favorite Twill fabric to use - it's so soft to the touch and is perfect for clothing!
Love FWD! Saved my small business!
As an Etsy seller since 2010, I depend on the availability of good fabric. During Covid, FWD was a life saver and I've stuck with them ever since!