Tencel Twill Fabric Bordeaux

Tencel Twill Fabric Bordeaux

This deep Bordeaux twill has a rich, wine-like depth that shifts subtly with the light, from muted plum in the shadows to a warmer red where it catches a glow. The fine diagonal twill weave gives the fabric a soft sheen and a fluid, almost liquid drape, visible in the way it folds and pools without any stiffness. It feels supple and cool to the touch, with a quiet luxury that photographs beautifully and looks even better once it moves on the body.

Product Features:

• Item Number: R167804
• Composition: 100% Tencel
• Width: 145 cm
• Weight: 155 gram/m2

What makes Tencel twill special

Tencel is a lyocell fibre made from wood pulp through a closed-loop production process, which makes it one of the more sustainable choices in our fashion fabrics range. Woven in a twill structure, this fabric gets its characteristic diagonal rib and gentle lustre, along with a drape that falls close to the body without clinging. It is soft against the skin from the very first wear, stays soft wash after wash, and breathes well in warmer weather. The fibre also holds colour beautifully, which explains the depth and evenness of this Bordeaux shade, and it biodegrades at the end of its life.

Projects and applications

The weight and drape of this Bordeaux twill make it a strong choice for garments that need to move well and hold their shape at the same time. Have a look through our full Tencel twill fabric collection for more colourways if you want to pair pieces or plan a matching set.

• Flowing blouses and wrap tops
• Wide-leg or palazzo trousers
• Midi and maxi skirts with movement
• Tailored dresses with a soft finish
• Kimono jackets and unstructured coats
• Culottes and jumpsuits
• Lightweight linings for structured garments
• Scarves and other flowing accessories

In short

Tencel Twill Fabric Bordeaux combines a sustainable fibre with a rich, elegant colour and a drape that flatters almost any silhouette. Browse the wider fashion fabrics selection at Rijs Textiles to find complementary pieces for your next project.