Viscose jersey

Are you looking for a fabric that feels soft against the skin, drapes beautifully and is also super comfortable? Then viscose jersey is just right for you! This elastic, lightweight fabric is made of viscose – a natural, breathable fibre – and is often finished with a little elastane so that it fits your body perfectly. Whether for airy dresses, casual shirts, comfortable skirts or stylish leggings – viscose jersey is versatile and wonderful to work with. Ideal for anyone who values comfort, style and quality.

Your advantages at a glance:

•Soft & comfortable – feels smooth and cool on the skin

•Flowing drape – creates a feminine, elegant silhouette

•Elastic & comfortable – moves with you •Breathable & lightweight – ideal for spring, summer & layered looks

Easy care & dimensionally stable – stays beautiful even after washing

Our standard qualities

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Bamboo Jersey
95% bamboo viscose, 5% elast.
220g/m² - 145cm - very flowing and soft
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TENCEL™ Jersey
94% TENCEL™, 6% elast.
190g/m² - 165cm - high quality, very flowing, lightweight and elegant
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TENCEL™ modal jersey
95% TENCEL™, 5% elast.
245g/m² - 145cm - flowing, midweight
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Cotton modal jersey
48% Modal, 48% Cotton, 5% elast.
240g/m² - 155cm - Matte finish and fine, soft feel
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Light, flowing fabrics made from Tencel, modal or viscose are suitable for dresses, blouses, skirts ...

...and many other sewing projects. They are pleasantly cool on the skin and give an airy feeling on hot days. Thanks to their high-quality, silk-like appearance, they are also ideal for wardrobes for more elegant occasions. Whether as dress fabric, blouse fabric or fabric for skirts or scarves - they caress the skin and look high quality.viscose jerseys are particularly stretchy and therefore very comfortable to wear. They are perfect for chic everyday wear for leisure and work.

Viscose and modal fabrics are all made from wood fibers.

Beech wood from the Central European region is often used. Despite the natural origin of the wood, it is referred to as a synthetic fiber, as the wood fibers are turned into cellulose in a chemical process and then spun. Viscose and modal differ in the spinning process; modal is often referred to as the better viscose. Modal is more hard-wearing and durable than viscose.

Viscose consists of pure, regenerated cellulose. Viscose is very soft and lappish to the touch and therefore very comfortable to wear on the skin. Viscose is very absorbent. The filament yarns are smooth and shiny, they have a "silk look" and are therefore used to make dresses and blouses. Staple fibers with a "cotton or linen look" are processed into pure outerwear or mixed with other raw materials.

Processing and care instructions

1. always pre-wash! Woven fabrics can shrink.

2. Iron! A wrinkled fabric can never be cut and sewn exactly.

3. if the fabric is treated with spray starch before ironing, it is easier to work with.

4. when cutting out pattern pieces, it is better to weigh them down with weights instead of pinning them on.

5. cutting is best done with a rotary cutter (as this prevents the fabric from slipping) or with sharp tailor's scissors.

6. mark snips with tailor's chalk or magic marker.

7. add sufficient seam allowance. This will prevent the fabric from pulling into the sewing machine when sewing.

8. Finish the fabric edges with an overlock or zigzag stitch.

9. Sew with a normal sewing machine.

10. It is best to use a Microtex needle that matches the fabric for sewing.

11. Necklines should always be sewn with a facing. Reinforce this if necessary to prevent the fabric from warping.

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