Swafing Vanessa Baumwoll Jersey Uni Dunkelblau 597
  • Swafing Vanessa Cotton Jersey Plain Dunkelblau 597
  • Swafing Vanessa Baumwoll Jersey Uni Dunkelblau 597
  • Swafing Vanessa Baumwoll Jersey Uni Dunkelblau 597

Swafing Vanessa Jersey

Vanessa is the cotton jersey of the range — solid and marled from the same colour card. It is the lightest of the four fabrics and covers everything worn next to the skin: shirts, long sleeves, dresses, children's clothes and lower layers. In the marled yarn, fibres of different depth are spun together: up close you see the single specks, from a distance a mixed shade with depth that hides marks of wear.

  • Soft
  • Keeps its shape
  • Matched range
Pattern: Uni 2 zur Auswahl
Color: Dark Blue 597 76 zur Auswahl
12,90 EUR 12,90 EUR per meters
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meters:
ca. 3-5 days ca. 3-5 days Stock: 7,13 meters

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Fabric type
Cotton jersey
Series
Swafing Vanessa
Colour
Dunkelblau
Colour code
597
Weight
220 g/m²
Width
155 cm
Material
94 % Cotton, 6 % Elastane
Residual shrinkage
approx. 5 %
Certificate
Öko-Tex Standard 100

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Cotton jersey is a knitted fabric and stretches across the grain. It sits softly, creases little and needs no zip, because the stretch is enough to step into the garment.

As part of the colour card, Vanessa carries the same numbers as the sweat, French terry and cuffing. That pays off with multi part designs: a shirt in Vanessa and a jacket in Eike in the same shade look like a set, without you having to compare colour samples.

Sew with a jersey needle and a stretch stitch or an overlocker. The cut edge curls; this disappears as soon as the seam is closed.

Good to know

How heavy is the jersey?

It sits in the middle range: firm enough not to be see through, light enough for summer shirts. For very fluid designs viscose jersey is softer, for sweatshirts brushed sweat suits better.

Does cotton jersey shrink?

A little in the first wash, hardly at all afterwards. Wash the fabric before cutting exactly as you will later care for the finished piece, and the fit stays reliable.

Why does the cut edge curl?

That is typical of jersey and comes from the loop structure. It is not a fault. As soon as the seam is closed and finished, the edge lies flat.