Dark brown is the warmer answer to black. Its ground leans towards chocolate, which makes the large white dots read softer than they would over a colder base. Camel, rust and cream sit next to this brown at once, and it holds its own beside denim too.
The cloth itself is a smooth viscose: cool against skin, carrying a quiet sheen rather than any shine. It hangs in calm lengths and never puffs out. At 110 g/m² it stays light enough for warm weather, while 142 cm of width covers generously cut garments.
Wash at 30 degrees, press gently. Wash it once before cutting, then nothing shifts later on.
What Viskose Punkte Weiß auf Dunkelbraun is suitable for
- Shirt dresses, because this cloth hangs quietly downwards.
- Wide trousers, because viscose flows rather than standing.
- Scarves and wraps, because they fall softly around necks.
Quantity and ordering
Minimum order 0.2 m, in steps of 0.1 m.
Frequently asked questions
How do I care for this fabric?
Wash at 30 degrees on a gentle cycle, without bleach. A tumble dryer is no place for viscose; it turns stiff and shrinks in there. Keep your iron cool, and press while the cloth is still slightly damp.
How strong is the brown?
It is a deep, dark brown with a chocolate cast, neither beige nor grey. In daylight its warmth comes through, while under artificial light it sits close to black. White dots stay clearly visible in either case.
How much fabric do I need to make a summer dress?
For a knee-length dress in a straight shape, twice the skirt length plus allowance will usually cover sleeves and hem at 142 cm of width. Allow more when your skirt is full or your pattern has direction.
Does this woven fabric fray badly?
Yes, as most smooth viscose wovens do. Finish every raw edge by overlock or zigzag right after cutting, before going further. Seam allowances then keep their shape, so nothing unravels while you are fitting your garment.
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