Khaki solid fabric is one of the most dependable neutrals you can keep in your sewing stash. Its warm, earthy tone pairs easily with brights, pastels, and darker shades alike, which makes it a smart c read more
Khaki plain fabric is one of the most dependable choices in any sewing stash. Its warm, earthy neutral pairs easily with brights, pastels and darker tones, and the absence of a print lets cut, texture read more
Khaki twill fabric is a sewing staple for good reason. Its diagonal weave makes it strong, drapes nicely and hides everyday wear. Its warm, neutral color pairs with almost anything. Whether you're mak read more
Why Khaki Textured Fabric Works EverywhereKhaki textured fabric pairs a calm, earthy neutral with surface interest that plain cloth can't match. Slubs, nubby loops and visible weaves catch the light a read more
Khaki cotton fabric is one of the most useful neutrals you can keep in your stash. Its warm, earthy tan pairs with almost any color, hides everyday wear, and works for everything from tailored trouser read more
Few colors work as hard as khaki. Khaki upholstery fabric sits comfortably between tan and soft olive, giving sofas, armchairs and headboards a grounded, relaxed look that pairs with nearly any palett read more
Khaki linen fabric is the quiet workhorse of a well-stocked fabric stash. Its warm, earthy neutral tone pairs with almost any palette, and linen's natural texture gives every project a relaxed, lived- read more
Khaki outdoor fabric is the go-to neutral for patios, porches, and poolside seating. It blends with wood, stone, and greenery, and its warm tone hides dust and everyday wear better than crisp white or read more
Khaki nylon fabric pairs a classic, go-with-everything neutral with the strength and light weight that make nylon a favorite for hard-working projects. Whether you're sewing a backpack, a field jacket read more
Why Khaki Dots Fabric Belongs in Your StashKhaki dots fabric pairs a warm, earthy neutral with a classic polka dot pattern, so it adds subtle texture without overwhelming a project. It plays well with read more
Khaki Robert Allen fabric brings a warm, grounded neutral to any room, giving you a versatile backdrop that pairs easily with wood tones, crisp whites and bold accent colors. Whether you're reupholste read more
Few textiles balance rugged character and polished style like khaki herringbone fabric. Its signature zigzag weave adds subtle texture, while the warm, earthy khaki tone pairs easily with navy, olive, read more
Why Quilters Love KhakiKhaki quilting fabric is the quiet workhorse of any stash. Its warm, earthy tone sits between tan and olive, giving quilts a grounded, timeless look. It pairs beautifully with n read more
If you want a neutral that adds depth without stealing the spotlight, khaki tone on tone fabric is a smart pick. These prints layer a slightly lighter or darker shade of khaki over a matching base, cr read more
Khaki lattice fabric pairs a warm, easygoing neutral with one of decorating's most enduring patterns. The interlocking lines of a lattice design add structure and movement, while the khaki ground keep read more
Few colors are as versatile as pink, and pink plain fabric lets that color do all the talking. Without prints or patterns to compete, a solid pink cloth makes a clean base for garments, quilts, and ho read more
Gold plain fabric brings instant warmth and polish to any project without the visual noise of a print. A single, solid tone lets the cut, drape and texture of your work take center stage, whether you' read more
Nothing lifts a project quite like yellow plain fabric. A single, unpatterned color brings warmth and energy to garments, quilts and home decor, and it gives you a clean canvas for embroidery, appliqu read more
Silver plain fabric brings a cool, polished neutral to almost any project. It sits between crisp white and deep charcoal, so it pairs easily with bold brights, soft pastels and other neutrals. Whether read more
Few colors carry as much personality as purple, and purple plain fabric lets that richness shine without the distraction of prints. From soft lilac to deep plum, a solid purple fabric works as a confi read more
Few colors bring warmth and energy to a project quite like orange plain fabric. From zesty tangerine to deep burnt orange, a solid shade adds bold color without competing patterns, which makes it one read more
Few colors work as hard in a room as khaki Waverly fabric. This warm, earthy neutral pairs easily with whites, navy, sage, and rust, so it's a reliable choice whether you're refreshing a sofa, sewing read more
Khaki aztec fabric pairs bold geometric motifs with a calm, earthy base, making it one of the most versatile Southwestern prints you can sew with. The soft tan backdrop tones down zigzags, diamonds, a read more
A solid beige outdoor fabric is one of the easiest ways to give your patio, porch or poolside a calm, finished look. Warm neutral tones like sand, tan and khaki pair with almost any furniture frame, p read more
Tan plain fabric is one of the hardest-working neutrals in any sewing stash. Its warm, earthy tone pairs easily with bold prints, soft pastels, and other neutrals, so it adapts to almost any project w read more
White plain fabric is the quiet workhorse of every sewing room. With no print to work around, it lets your stitching, embroidery, dye work or pattern design take center stage. It also suits nearly any read more
Why Taupe Plain Fabric Belongs in Every Sewing StashTaupe plain fabric is the quiet workhorse of a sewing room. This warm, gray-brown neutral sits between beige and gray, so it pairs easily with crisp read more
Taupe scroll fabric brings quiet elegance to any room. Its graceful, curling motifs add movement and detail, while the warm gray-brown base stays neutral enough to pair with almost any palette. From c read more
Gray taffeta/faux silk fabric brings the crisp rustle and luminous sheen of real silk to your projects in a versatile neutral that pairs with almost any palette. From soft dove and silver to deep char read more
Why Choose Brown Silk FabricFew materials feel as warm and refined as brown silk fabric. From soft mocha and caramel to deep chocolate and bronze, these earthy shades bring a quiet richness to anythin read more
Why Nylon Fabric Care MattersGood nylon fabric care starts before you cut your first piece. Nylon is prized for its strength, light weight, and quick-drying nature, which makes it a favorite for bags, read more
Olive outdoor fabric brings an earthy, grounded color to patios, porches and poolside lounges. The muted green pairs easily with natural wood, wicker, stone and lush garden plantings. It also hides ev read more
Bold, warm and full of shimmer, orange taffeta/faux silk fabric brings instant drama to any project. Its crisp hand holds structure beautifully, while its lustrous surface catches the light the way re read more
Few fabrics catch the light quite like green taffeta/faux silk fabric. Its crisp hand, subtle rustle and lustrous finish give everything from evening gowns to window panels an instant sense of polish, read more
Brown taffeta/faux silk fabric brings the warm depth of chocolate, mocha, and bronze together with a crisp hand and a soft, light-catching sheen. It is a dependable choice when you want the elegant lo read more
Few materials say romance and refinement quite like pink silk fabric. From delicate blush pink silk to bold fuchsia, it catches light with a natural luster that synthetics struggle to match. That glow read more
Few textiles feel as luxurious as green silk fabric. From deep emerald to soft sage, green silk brings a natural sheen and graceful drape to gowns, blouses, scarves and home accents. Whether you are p read more
Want a fabric that pairs a cool, modern color with everyday toughness? Silver twill fabric delivers both. Its signature diagonal twill weave gives it strength, a soft drape, and a subtle texture that read more
Few materials catch the light quite like gold nylon fabric. Smooth, durable and naturally lustrous, it brings instant glamour to stage costumes, dancewear, holiday décor and statement accessories, wit read more
Sand Sunbrella fabric brings a soft, sun-warmed neutral to patios, porches, and boats. It is light enough to feel airy and warm enough to keep a space from looking sterile. This easygoing beige sits c read more
Choosing outdoor fabric from a screen is a gamble. Colors shift between monitors, and a photo can't show how a weave feels in your hand. Sunbrella fabric swatches remove that guesswork. You can hold a read more
Few fabrics say summer like white denim fabric. Crisp, clean, and endlessly versatile, it turns simple patterns into polished jeans, jackets, shorts, and skirts that pair with everything. Whether you' read more
Warm, rich, and built to last, gold twill fabric brings a sunny pop of color to projects that need real durability. Its signature diagonal twill weave hides wear, drapes smoothly, and holds up to freq read more
Few fabrics work as hard as tan twill fabric. Its signature diagonal weave gives it strength, a soft drape, and subtle texture. Its warm, earthy tone pairs with almost any color in your stash. Whether read more
Few fabrics work as hard as navy nylon fabric. The deep, dark blue hides scuffs and stains, pairs with almost any hardware or trim, and looks sharp on everything from backpacks to rain shells. Nylon i read more
Few colors grab attention like orange. Orange nylon fabric pairs that bold, high-visibility hue with the strength and light weight nylon is known for. It's a dependable choice for sewing a backpack, a read more
Sunbrella neutral fabric gives you a calm, versatile foundation that works with almost any decor, indoors or out. Soft beiges, warm taupes, crisp ivories and cool grays let you refresh a patio, sunroo read more
Few materials soften a room as quickly as suede curtain fabric. Its brushed, velvety surface catches light gently, adds depth to plain walls and gives windows a finished, tailored look without feeling read more
Bronze twill fabric pairs a rich, earthy color with one of the hardest-working weaves in sewing. That deep, warm shade sits between copper and brown, so it suits both rugged everyday garments and poli read more
Orange twill fabric brings bold, cheerful color to projects that need to hold up to real use. Its signature diagonal weave creates a sturdy, drapey cloth that resists wrinkles and hides everyday wear, read more
