A Practical Guide to Cotton Lawn Fabric
Cotton lawn is one of those fabrics you come back to, light, breathable and easy to sew. A guide to how it feels, what to make and where to start.
This satin backed crepe in ivory offers a gentle sheen on one side and a soft crepe texture on the other, creating a versatile fabric with a luxurious feel. It’s midweight with a soft, flowing drape and a smooth, almost powdery handle that sits beautifully without feeling heavy.
The ivory shade is soft and elegant rather than stark, making it especially suited to bridalwear and more refined pieces. Its reversible nature allows for thoughtful detailing, whether used as a feature or a subtle lining alternative. Ideal for dresses, blouses and occasion garments.
Thanks to the PU finish, the fabric sits more neatly on the body, with less static interference and improved flow. It also gives a smoother surface feel and a bit of extra resilience to handling and repeated wear.
We have this fabric in a number of different shades, take a look here.
| Approx width: | 150cm | 59" | |
| Composition: | 100% Polyester | |
| Construction: | Woven | |
| Washing instructions: | 30°C Machine Wash | |
| What can I make with this: | Special Occasion Dresses, Trousers, Skirts & Accessories | |
| Approx. Weight: | 215gsm | |
| Weft Stretch (Horizontal): | 0% | |
| Warp Stretch (Vertical): | 0% |
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
Standard UK mainland delivery from £4.95, with express options and same-day dispatch available at checkout. We process orders Monday to Friday, so weekend orders begin processing the following Monday.
We deliver worldwide - view our full list of international destinations.
Returns
We want you to love your order! If you’re not completely happy, you can return items within 28 days of receiving your order.
Please note that fabrics are cut to order, so a restocking fee may apply. Some items are non-returnable except where faulty or not as described.
Luxury Satin Backed Crepe - Ivory is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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