100% Linen Fabric by the Metre, Sand Washed, 135cm Wide for Shirts, Dresses & Pants

75 $

This 100% linen fabric features a sand-washed finish, solid-colour design and an approximately 135cm width. Sold by the metre, it is suited to shirts, dresses, pants, T-shirts and suits.

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A versatile choice for sewing and tailoring projects, this 100% linen fabric combines a solid-colour surface with a sand-washed finish. The fabric is available in 12 colours, including yellow, grey and black, giving you a range of options for creating clothing with a clean, understated appearance.

Made from 100% linen, the fabric weighs approximately 220 g/m and has an approximately 1.35-metre width. The width has already undergone a shrink process, giving you a defined fabric width to work with when planning your pattern layout. Sold by the metre, it can be used for individual garments or larger sewing projects according to the amount of fabric required.

For a linen shirt, begin by arranging the front and back pieces within the approximately 1.35-metre width, then position the sleeves and smaller pieces around them. For pants, check the width of the leg pieces before cutting and calculate the full length needed for both legs, waistband and other pattern sections. Planning the complete layout first helps you determine how much fabric to order.

The fabric is also listed for dresses, T-shirts and suits, making it suitable for projects with different pattern shapes and proportions. For a dress, place the main bodice and skirt pieces first, particularly if the design has longer or fuller sections. A suit project may require more careful planning because several larger pieces need to be accommodated within the available width.

The solid-colour design keeps the fabric straightforward to work with when arranging pattern pieces, while the sand-washed finish gives the material its stated surface treatment. Before ordering, check your pattern requirements carefully and calculate the total length needed for the complete project.

The Details

Category: Linen fabric by the metre
Material: 100% linen
Width: Approximately 1.35m
Weight: Approximately 220 g/m
Finish: Sand washed
Pattern: Solid color
Colours: 12 colours, including yellow, grey and black
Use: Shirts, dresses, pants, T-shirts, suits and clothing

Fit & Size Note

For sewing projects, please measure your pattern pieces and finished dimensions carefully before ordering, taking the approximately 1.35m fabric width into account when calculating the required length.

Care Instructions

To help preserve the fabric’s natural character, follow the care label and consider gentle washing with similar colours. Allow the fabric to dry naturally and use a warm iron if needed.

Shipping Information

We carefully prepare each order for its journey to you. Shipping takes 7–14 business days, depending on your location.

Refund & Return Information

We want you to feel comfortable with your purchase. Refunds and returns are accepted within 14 days.

Styling Notes

For linen pants, start by checking the width and length of both trouser-leg pattern pieces against the approximately 1.35m fabric width. Lay out the two legs first, then position the waistband and smaller pieces around them. Calculate the total length needed for the complete pair before ordering.

For a linen shirt, arrange the front and back panels across the fabric width first, then fit the sleeves, collar and other smaller pattern pieces into the remaining areas. If the design has matching front panels or a larger sleeve shape, include these pieces in the layout before deciding how much fabric to order.

For a linen dress, begin with the bodice and main skirt panels because these usually determine the overall fabric requirement. Check whether the skirt pieces can fit within the 1.35m width, then add sleeves, facings or other smaller sections when calculating the total length.

For a linen T-shirt, place the front and back pieces together first and use the remaining width for the sleeves and smaller sections. This can help you work out the required fabric length more accurately before cutting.

For a linen suit, plan the jacket and trouser pieces as one complete cutting layout rather than estimating each garment separately. Map out the larger body and leg panels first, then calculate the additional length needed for sleeves, waistband and smaller pieces before ordering.

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