Cotton
A natural fiber harvested from the cotton plant, prized for its breathability, softness, and versatility. Cotton can be woven into everything from lightweight voile to heavy canvas and takes dye exceptionally well.
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Waxed Canvas
Cotton canvas treated with a wax-based coating that makes it water-resistant, durable, and beautifully patina-prone. Waxed canvas develops unique character marks over time and can be re-waxed when the finish wears thin.
Sherpa
A soft, curly-piled fabric that mimics the look and feel of sheep's wool. Typically made from polyester, sherpa has a bumpy textured side and a smooth knit backing, making it ideal for plush linings and cozy accents.
Denim
A sturdy cotton twill fabric woven with a diagonal rib pattern. Known for its durability and casual aesthetic, denim is a staple material for bags, pouches, and crossbody construction. It softens and fades beautifully with age.
Corduroy
A ridged fabric with raised parallel lines called wales, made from tufted cotton or cotton-blend fibers. Corduroy adds rich texture to patchwork and is valued for its soft hand feel and visual depth.
Canvas
A heavyweight, plain-weave cotton or cotton-blend fabric known for its strength and durability. Canvas is the workhorse of bag making, available in a wide range of weights from 4 oz to 18 oz per square yard.
Felt
A dense, non-woven textile made by matting fibers together through heat, moisture, or pressure. Felt does not fray when cut, making it useful for applique, small accessories, and decorative elements.