Cuffs Rib Fabric Surprise Box 10 x 1 Metre

Name: Cuffs Rib Fabric Surprise Box 10 x 1 Metre
Brand: OEKO-TEX certified
SKU: R1141SBOX
Price: 30.00 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (66 reviews)

Cuffs Rib Fabric Surprise Box 10 x 1 Meter - (Cuffs Rib)

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Cuffs Rib Fabric Surprise Box 10 x 1 Metre

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€ 30.00

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Stock: In Stock
Model: R1141SBOX

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Product properties

Composition

95% Cotton, 5% Elastane

Weight

260 gram/m2

Width

70 cm (Circular Knit 35 cm)

Fabric Finish

Silk Finish

Stretch

4-Way Stretch

Needle size

Jersey 75/11 - 90/14

Description

Cuffs Rib Fabric Surprise Box 10 x 1 Metre

This surprise box is a real treat if you love a bit of variety and the unexpected. You get ten metre lengths of cuffs rib in a mix of colours from our current stock. The box looks modest on the outside, but inside you'll find a colourful collection of stretchy cuffs rib ready for your next sewing project.

Product Features:

Item Number: R1141SBOX
Composition: 95% Cotton 5% Elastane
Width: 70 cm (Circular Knit 35 cm)
Weight: 260 gram/m2
Length: 10 x 1 Meter
Price per meter: € 5,25 incl. VAT

What is this fabric

This cuffs rib is made using the classic rib knit construction, which gives the fabric natural stretch in all directions. The soft cotton blend with a touch of elastane delivers a pleasant drape and a matte, natural look with a silky finish. It has a medium weight and breathes well, making it ideal for finishing off jersey and sweatshirt fabrics. With four-way stretch, the cuff sits comfortably without sagging. The fabric is OEKO-TEX certified - you can read more about this certification on our OEKO-TEX page.

Uses

Cuffs rib is essential for finishing garments, and this surprise box gives you plenty to experiment with.

Cuffs for sleeves and trouser legs
Binding for jumpers and hoodies
Neck bands for sweaters
Waistbands for joggers
Finishing on gilets and jackets
Cuffs for baby clothes
Paired with jersey fabric for complete outfits
Small projects and using up scraps

Final note

Please be aware that the colours in the box depend on what we have in stock, and you may receive duplicate colours or a length with a minor imperfection such as a small hole or edge flaw. This won't affect how usable the fabric is. Want to see more cuffs rib options? Check out our full Cuffs Rib range or explore our jersey fabric collection.

Product specifications

Product Properties
Fabric Drape	Medium Drape
OEKO-TEX® Certificate	Class I – License No. 2403087 (Centexbel)
Thread Type	Compact Yarn
Fiber Type	Blended Fibres
Thickness	Medium Weight
Breathability	High
Fabric Type	Cuffs Rib Fabric
Composition	95% Cotton, 5% Elastane
Fabric Finish	Silk Finish
Pattern	Plain
Sheen	Matte
Construction	Circular Rib Knit
Material	Cotton Elastane Blend
Weight	260 gram/m2
Dimensions
Sales Unit	Per Metre
Roll Length	Approx. 100
Width	70 cm (Circular Knit 35 cm)
Use & handling
Season	All Seasons
Application	Cuffs, Waistbands, Neckbands, Sweaters, Hoodies, Joggers, Jackets, Baby Clothing
Transparency	Opaque
Stretch	4-Way Stretch
Needle size	Jersey 75/11 - 90/14
Origin
Manufactured in	Türkiye
Care Instructions
Dry Cleaning	Suitable
Bleaching	Do Not Bleach
Tumble Dryer	Low Heat
Ironing	Medium Heat
Washing Temperature	30°C

Do you want to know our Oeko-Tex Certificate number?

Discover the World of Oeko-Tex Fabrics: Quality and Sustainability Combined

Our license number for Oeko-Tex Class I is 2403087 Centexbel.

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What is Oeko-Tex?

Oeko-Tex is an internationally recognized testing and certification system for textiles. Established in 1992, Oeko-Tex aims to ensure that textile products are safe for human use and environmentally friendly. The Oeko-Tex Standard 100 is one of the most well-known and respected certification systems for textiles, guaranteeing that fabrics are free from harmful substances and produced in an environmentally friendly manner.

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What is Compact Yarn?

What is Compact Yarn?

Compact Yarn is a type of yarn that is produced using a compact spinning method, which is a newer and advanced spinning technique developed in the late 20th century. Compact yarns are yarns with a special spinning technique, where the fibers are twisted into a very small twisting triangle, which eliminates fibers. This new yarn structure gives compact yarns better strength, better stretch, and less hairiness compared to conventional ring-spun yarns.

In the compact spinning process, the fibers are twisted and drawn simultaneously, which reduces the amount of hairiness and fiber protrusion from the yarn. This results in a smoother and more even yarn with fewer fiber ends protruding from the surface. Compact yarn (highly twisted) also pills less than loose yarn (with low twist).

Compact yarn is used in various textile applications, including high-quality knitwear, fine woven fabrics, and denim fabrics. It is often made from long staple fibers such as cotton, wool, and silk, but can also be made from synthetic fibers.