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• British Millerain Fabrica Yorkshire mill dating back to 1880, credited with the original wax finish that made British waterproof cotton famous.
• Carrington Dress Fabrica long-established British textile manufacturer, supplying durable, technical cloth alongside more traditional dressmaking fabric.
• CashmeretteUS patterns built for a full bust and larger sizes (0-32, cups C-H), so there's no fitting adjustment needed before you start.
• Chalk and Notch Patternsdetail-led women's patterns from a former industry pattern maker, drafted across a wide size range with two cup size options.
• Closet Core PatternsMontreal-based wardrobe staples, often paired with in-depth online sewing courses for each pattern.
• Fibre Mood Patterns & Magazinestrend-led Belgian sewing patterns, published as a magazine with full-size pull-out pattern sheets and around a dozen designs per issue.
• Fiskars Sewing Scissorsthe Finnish company behind the orange-handled scissors, in production since 1967 and still a go-to for sharp, reliable cutting.
• Folkwear Patternsa US label since the 1970s, specialising in historically and culturally researched patterns for folk and traditional dress.
• Friday Pattern CompanyUS indie patterns designed to be approachable and versatile, with a share of every sale going to charity.
• Grainline StudioChicago-based modern wardrobe patterns, including the widely-loved Archer shirt.
• Gutermann ThreadsGerman thread maker since 1864, now one of the world's biggest names in sewing and embroidery thread.
• Hemline Sewing ProductsAustralian haberdashery brand known worldwide for its pink-card packaged sewing and craft notions.
• Hoffman Fabricknown for hand-dyed Bali batiks, where the colour is stamped and dyed by hand in Indonesia rather than machine printed.
• Jaliea Canadian mother-daughter pattern house known for multi-size patterns spanning children through to plus sizes on one sheet.
• John Kaldor Fabricsa long-running fashion fabric name known for vibrant prints, popular with UK dressmakers for statement pieces.
• John Louden Fabricsa long-established British fabric brand, known for dependable craft and quilting cottons, novelty prints and a strong seasonal range.
• Laura Ashleythe British label founded in 1953, famous for romantic, Victorian-inspired florals, now in our furnishing fabric range.
• Liesl + Cowomen's and menswear patterns from FIT-trained designer Liesl Gibson, built on clean, wearable design.
• Little Johnny Fabricbold, illustrative prints on viscose, lyocell and cotton, with designs that change every season.
• Loro Piana Fabrican Italian mill supplying the luxury tailoring trade, reaching us as designer surplus and end-of-run lengths.
• Made By Raefun, beginner-friendly patterns for kids, tops and dresses.
• Maison Fauve PatternsFrench sewing patterns with a bold, detail-led signature, printed ready to use on heavy paper with English instructions.
• Maven Patternsa UK pattern brand founded by a former ladieswear pattern cutter, focused on sustainable, ethically made patterns and eco haberdashery.
• Megan NielsenAustralian-designed women's, maternity and children's patterns, professionally drafted across sizes 0-30.
• Merchant & Mills Sewing Patternsa British pattern, fabric and notions brand known for practical, timeless designs, much of it made in Britain.
• Monsterfabrikena Swedish pattern brand offering two size ranges graded for different body shapes, rather than one linear scale.
• Named Clothinga Finnish pattern label from sisters Saara and Laura Huhta, designed in Helsinki with a clean Scandinavian look.
• Noodlehead Sewing Patternsmodern bag and accessory patterns by Anna Graham, known for clean functional design and unusually clear illustrated instructions.
• Ploen Patternsa one-woman Swedish label, with patterns named after Norse mythology.
• Pryma German haberdashery name dating back to 1530, credited with pioneering mechanised production of metal snap fasteners and sewing notions.
• Prym LovePrym's colourful, design-led notions range: scissors, pins, seam rippers and everyday sewing tools with a bit more personality.
• Puff and Pencila Copenhagen-based brand with a mix-and-match system, so you can combine bodices, sleeves and collars across patterns.
• Qjutie & The Qjutest Magazinea children's sewing pattern magazine for ages 0-11, with traceable patterns and multilingual instructions.
• Rose & Hubble Fabrica long-standing supplier of cotton poplins to the UK craft and dressmaking trade, best known for classic spots, florals and ginghams.
• Sew House SevenUS patterns known for detailed instructions that build your technique as you go.
• Sew Liberatedone of the earliest indie pattern brands (founded 2006), focused on slow fashion and size-inclusive design.
• Sew To GrowAustralian patterns in sizes 8-24, fashionable and wearable, each with a linked video tutorial.
• Sirena PatternsUS patterns focused specifically on swimwear, activewear and lingerie.
• Size Me SewingUK beginner-friendly patterns, each with an accompanying video tutorial.
• Stof Fabricsa Danish fabric house since 1970, known for quilting cottons and its own in-house print designs.
• Style Arc Sewing PatternsAustralian patterns drafted by professional tailors and pattern makers, sized 4-30, known for a clean, professional finish.
• TAUKO Magazinean independent quarterly sewing magazine from Helsinki, pairing patterns with writing on craft, climate and community.
• Tessuti Sewing PatternsAustralian-designed, wearable dressmaking patterns suited to linen, cotton and viscose.
• The Assembly Linea Swedish pattern brand known for minimalist, functional Scandinavian design with clean lines.
• The Avid Seamstressa UK (Dorset) pattern label of wardrobe-essential designs, suited to confident beginners and intermediate sewists.
• The Sewing WorkshopUS patterns since 1991, known for more advanced women's wear designs that teach new techniques along the way.
• Thread Theory DesignsCanadian patterns specialising in menswear and workwear, classic tailoring with a modern fit.
• Tilly and the ButtonsUK patterns built around jargon-free instructions and inclusive sizing (UK 6-34).
• True BiasUS patterns known for wearable modern basics, including the popular Hudson trousers.
• Vikisewsa pattern brand that translates current ready-to-wear styles into home-sewing patterns quickly.
• Vlieselinea Freudenberg brand of interfacing and interlining (sold as Vilene in the UK), with over 75 years in nonwoven sewing materials.
• Voyagea Scottish interiors fabric brand known for hand-painted, artistic prints on linen and cotton blends for curtains and upholstery.
• Wardrobe By Me PatternsDanish patterns by Christina Albeck, offering relaxed Scandinavian wardrobe staples for women, men and children across a wide size range.