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Cottons, Silks, Jerseys, Recycled Poly-fabrics & more
Quantity, Wholesalers and Students
Sustainably & ethically made in London, UK, since 2002
You can take advantage of our wholesale prices or use our dropshipping service to sell without ever holding inventory. Plus, we offer discounts on all products which you can pass on to your customers.
Order unique products in bulk for your brand, and we'll offer an exclusive up to 40% discount.
We offer a 40% discount for UK students on custom fabric printing and more..
Cotton fabric is one of the oldest fabrics in the world and incredibly popular to print on. It is a natural fibre that derives from the seedpod of the cotton plant. Printed cotton can be knitted or woven into a cloth, and the 2 most common weaves are plain and twill. There is also a satin weave, which produces sateen. Cotton fabric printing is also available on luxe textiles, such as velour, chambray or velvet, and everyday fabrics like flannel or corduroy.
Cotton is a crop, which has been cultivated for more than 7,000 years, and it has become even more popular now that fabric technology allows it to be blended with other textiles. This includes synthetic materials that add durability, flexibility, and luxury.
Some popular custom-printed cotton fabrics and personalised cotton blends include:
Cotton goes from crop to cloth through a mechanical process known as ginning. Cotton fibres are separated from the seeds and are taken to a textile mill, where the fibres are cleaned and straightened in a carding machine. This creates a thin and soft strand known as a 'sliver'. These slivers are then spun into yarn to form the cotton we all know. This is then used to weave or knit cotton fabric, normally made in a loom.
Then the process of cotton fabric printing starts. The ink fuses deep into the custom cotton fibres without peeling off, so your cotton keeps its natural handle.
