Poly Cotton Fabric – Broadcloth Fabric by the Yard | Soft $ Lightweight

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Our poly cotton fabric collection offers the perfect balance of comfort, durability, and affordability. Woven into a smooth broadcloth weave, this lightweight and versatile fabric is widely used in apparel, crafts, quilting, and home décor. Available by the yard and in wholesale quantities, our poly cotton broadcloth is a trusted favorite among designers, schools, and DIY enthusiasts.

Looking for a different blend?

This collection features our 65/35 poly-cotton broadcloth. We also carry an 80/20 polyester-cotton broadcloth — more wrinkle-resistant and durable, with a slightly crisper hand feel. Shop 80/20 Broadcloth →

Broadcloth Fabric Specifications

Specification Detail
Blend 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton
Weave Broadcloth (plain weave)
Width 45 inches
Weight ~110–130 GSM (lightweight)
Finish Smooth, soft hand with subtle sheen
Stretch None (woven, non-stretch)
Available Colors 40+ solid colors
Minimum Order 1 yard
Care Machine wash warm/cold, tumble dry low. Minimal ironing needed.
Shipping Free standard shipping on all U.S. orders. Express from $4.90.

About Our Broadcloth Fabric

What is Poly Cotton Fabric?

Poly cotton is a blended fabric, typically made from 65% polyester and 35% cotton fibers. This combination delivers the softness and breathability of cotton along with the wrinkle resistance and strength of polyester. It’s a fabric that offers the best of both worlds for sewing projects.

Key Benefits of Broadcloth Weave

Broadcloth is a finely woven, plain-weave fabric with a smooth surface. This gives poly cotton broadcloth a polished, crisp finish that’s ideal for shirts, dresses, uniforms, and craft projects where structure and neatness are essential.

Why Choose Broadcloth Fabric?

Lightweight and Breathable

Poly cotton is soft and breathable, making it comfortable for clothing while still being durable enough for daily use. Its lightweight structure makes it ideal for warm-weather apparel and layering pieces.

Wrinkle-Resistant and Durable

The addition of polyester reduces wrinkling and shrinkage, helping garments maintain their shape after washing. Unlike 100% cotton, poly cotton requires less ironing and lasts longer with regular use.

Affordable and Versatile

Poly cotton fabric provides a cost-effective solution for both large-scale projects and individual sewing needs. It’s commonly used in school uniforms, quilting, and crafts because of its affordability and adaptability.

Broadcloth Fabric by the Yard

Flexible Yardage for Sewing Projects

Our poly cotton fabric by the yard option allows you to buy exactly what you need, whether it’s for a small quilting project or a bulk sewing order. This flexibility reduces waste and gives you control over your fabric requirements.

Retail and Wholesale Options

We serve both hobbyists and businesses with retail yardage and wholesale poly cotton fabric. Wholesale buyers benefit from discounted rates and bulk availability, making it ideal for schools, designers, and apparel manufacturers.

What Is Broadcloth Fabric Used For?

Apparel: Shirts, Uniforms, Dresses

Poly cotton broadcloth is a classic choice for dress shirts, uniforms, skirts, and casual dresses. Its lightweight texture makes it comfortable for everyday wear, while the polyester blend ensures durability and easy care.

Quilting and Craft Projects

This fabric is widely used by quilters and crafters because it’s easy to cut, sew, and piece together. It’s also an excellent base for embroidery, appliqué, and DIY craft projects. Pair it with felt fabric for layered designs and decorative crafts.

Linings, Home Décor, and More

Poly cotton fabric works well as lining material for bags and garments. It’s also used in home décor projects like curtains, tablecloths, and pillowcases. Its versatility makes it one of the most widely used fabrics worldwide.

Poly Cotton vs 100% Cotton vs Polyester

Poly Cotton: Balanced comfort and durability, less prone to wrinkling, affordable.
100% Cotton: Softer and more breathable but wrinkles easily and may shrink.
Polyester: Strong, wrinkle-resistant, and long-lasting but lacks the natural softness of cotton.
Poly cotton broadcloth offers a middle ground, making it a practical choice for everyday use.

Care Instructions for Poly Cotton Fabric

  • Machine wash on warm or cold with mild detergent.
  • Tumble dry on low or medium heat.
  • Remove promptly from the dryer to reduce wrinkling.
  • Iron on a medium setting if needed.

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Why Buy from Us

  • Quality Assurance: Smooth, consistent broadcloth weave for professional results.
  • Versatility: Perfect for apparel, quilting, linings, and crafts.
  • Flexible Orders: Buy by the yard or choose wholesale poly cotton fabric for bulk savings.
  • Trusted Supplier: Serving designers, schools, and DIY creators with premium fabrics.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is poly cotton broadcloth fabric?

Poly cotton broadcloth is a plain-weave fabric made from a blend of polyester and cotton fibers. It combines the softness and breathability of cotton with the durability and wrinkle-resistance of polyester. It is one of the most versatile fabrics for sewing.

What can I make with broadcloth fabric?

Broadcloth is ideal for sewing shirts, blouses, skirts, dresses, quilts, craft projects, table linens, curtain linings, and costume bases. Its smooth finish and easy-care properties make it a staple for both beginners and experienced sewers.

Is poly cotton broadcloth easy to sew?

Yes, broadcloth is one of the easiest fabrics to sew. It does not stretch, frays minimally, and feeds smoothly through any sewing machine. A standard universal needle (size 11) and regular polyester thread work perfectly with this fabric.

Does poly cotton fabric shrink?

Poly cotton blends shrink significantly less than 100% cotton. Expect minimal shrinkage (1-2%) after the first wash. Pre-washing is always recommended before cutting and sewing to account for any potential shrinkage.

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