A uniquely textured cotton fabric where soft, raised tufts are created through careful manual stitching using a Singer machine. At 200 GSM, this is a medium-weight cloth with a tactile, dimensional, and visually distinctive presence without feeling bulky or rigid.

Unlike flat woven fabrics, this cloth features a delicately looped and tufted surface created by hand, giving it dimensional depth, visual richness, and a handcrafted character that feels intentional and artful. The texture is subtle rather than bulky, balancing refinement with tactile interest.

This is a studio-craft textile, suited to makers who value uniqueness, hand process, and a contemporary yet artisanal aesthetic.

How the Fabric is Made
Base cloth is woven from 100 percent cotton
Tufts are created by manual stitching on a Singer machine, guiding the needle to form raised loops and textures
The tufted surface is constructed through stitching, not printing, embossing, or adhesive application
Each yard carries subtle variations due to the manual nature of the process
Finished lightly to maintain softness, flexibility, and tactile character

Technical Specifications

Fiber: 100 percent cotton
Weight: 200 GSM medium weight
Width: 18 inches approximately
Surface: Softly raised, looped, and textured
Opacity: Fully opaque
Breathability: Moderate to high
End use category: Apparel and decor grade specialty cotton

Handfeel & Drape

Handfeel: Soft with gentle loft and tactile texture
Texture: Dimensional, looped, and slightly plush
Drape: Structured with body rather than fluid flow
Feels cozy, substantial, and artisanal to the touch

Ideal Uses

Statement jackets, vests, and layered pieces
Textured skirts, capes, and experimental garments
Cushions, throws, and wall hangings
Accent panels, trims, and mixed media textiles
Art quilts and contemporary fiber art projects

Wash & Care

Spot clean recommended for best longevity
If washing, use cold, gentle hand wash only
Use a mild pH-neutral detergent
Do not wring or twist
Lay flat to dry, reshape while damp
Avoid tumble drying, bleach, and harsh fabric softeners
Light steam from a distance if needed — avoid pressing directly on the tufts