Punta Di Milano Jersey Fabric per Metre
Punta Di Milano jersey fabric, also known as milano jersey, is a heavy knitted fabric with a firm hand and a smooth finish. Made of 65% viscose, 30% polyamide and 5% elastane, it looks identical on the front and back, which makes it easy to work with when cutting pattern pieces. You buy this fabric by the metre in our webshop, ready to combine with a firm structure that holds its shape well. It's a fabric that many home sewers reach for when a project needs more body than a standard cotton jersey.
What makes Punta Di Milano jersey different
Unlike lighter jersey knits, this fabric has real weight to it. The blend of viscose, polyamide and elastane gives it structure without stiffness, so garments keep their shape after wear and wash. It stretches, but it doesn't sag or lose tension over time. That firmness is exactly why it works so well for tailored pieces rather than loose, draping styles. If you're used to sewing with thinner jerseys, expect a different feel under the needle, more resistance, a cleaner cut edge, and less curling at the seams.
Suitable for dresses, blazers and trousers
Because of its elasticity combined with sturdiness, Punta Di Milano is particularly suitable for:
- Fitted dresses that need to hold their silhouette
- Blazers and structured jackets
- Trousers with a clean, tailored line
- Skirts, both pencil-cut and A-line
The fabric drapes just enough to move with the body, but it won't cling like a thin single jersey would. That balance is what makes it a common choice for smart-casual and workwear-style garments.
Ordering per metre and fabric samples
You order Punta Di Milano jersey fabric per metre, so you only buy what your pattern actually needs. Not sure how the fabric feels or drapes before committing to a larger cut? You can request a fabric sample for €0,50, a practical way to check colour and weight against your project. We ship from our warehouse in Tilburg, and the range covers a good number of colourways alongside the standard milano jersey quality.
Looking for a lighter alternative
If Punta Di Milano feels too heavy or too firm for what you're making, Punta Di Roma is worth a look, a lighter and more affordable jersey with a similar look but less structure. For other knit textures within our range, browse the rib knit jersey fabric for a ribbed finish, the waffle knit jersey fabric for texture with more give, or the ottoman rib jersey fabric if you want a bolder ribbed structure. Those working on activewear or swim-adjacent projects might also check the scuba crepe jersey fabric, while the jersey glitter fabric adds a bit of sparkle for eveningwear.
Punta Di Milano jersey in short
Punta Di Milano jersey fabric combines weight, stretch and a clean double-sided finish, making it a solid pick for dresses, blazers, skirts and trousers that need to hold their shape. Order it by the metre, request a sample first if you're unsure, and build your next tailored project from a fabric that's made to last through regular wear. Take a look through the full collection and see which colour fits your plans.
What is Punta Di Milano jersey fabric?
It's a heavy knitted jersey made of 65% viscose, 30% polyamide and 5% elastane. The fabric is sturdy, elastic, and looks the same on both sides, which makes it suitable for structured garments like dresses and blazers.
What is milano jersey used for?
Milano jersey is commonly used for dresses, blazers, trousers and skirts. Its firmness and elasticity make it well suited for tailored garments that need to hold their shape rather than drape loosely.
Is Punta Di Milano the same as Punta Di Roma?
They're similar in appearance but not identical. Punta Di Roma is a lighter and more affordable alternative, while Punta Di Milano has more weight and structure, making it firmer to work with.
Can I order a fabric sample before buying?
Yes, fabric samples are available for €0,50 each. This lets you check the colour, weight and hand of the milano jersey before ordering a full length.
Do I need a special needle to sew Punta Di Milano jersey?
A ballpoint or stretch needle works best, since it slides between the knit fibres instead of piercing them. This helps prevent skipped stitches and keeps the seams looking clean on this heavier jersey.