I have a couple of ready to wear garments that are made from a type of fleece that is only “fleecy” on the inside, and is smooth on the other.
Does anyone here know what this fabric is called?
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Bear in mind I live in UK - but normally this fabric is called cotton/polyester sweatshirting (try SewZanne's Fabrics.com{I think its .com!})or a variation thereof. If this is what I think you are referring to!
Thanks, Jan. They have a product called "sweatshirt fleece" -- which might be what I'm looking for. It's very hard to tell the texture from the photos, though. I might have to take a trip to a store.
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