Navy Blue Polycotton Fabric: TC Poplin Questions Answered

This TC poplin uses 80% polyester and 20% cotton. The yarn is carded, and the fabric is solid dyed. Its blend and poplin structure suit sewn apparel and utility items such as shirts, aprons and garment pockets.

The fabric is 58 inches wide and weighs 100 gsm. Its construction is 45x45 with 110x76 density. These details help a purchasing or cutting team plan marker layout, roll use and material requirements for a garment order.

For a navy blue polycotton fabric project, compare the 58-inch width with the pattern layout before ordering. This is especially useful when planning shirt panels, apron pieces or pocket sections.

Common uses include shirts, aprons and garment pockets. The fabric has a fine surface, a soft feel and straightness that fit these sewn-product applications. The 100 gsm weight suits projects that call for a lighter poplin construction.

A shirt maker can use the 58-inch width when arranging body and sleeve pieces. An apron or pocket program can use the same specifications to estimate fabric consumption before requesting a quantity.

Dark colors have a colorfastness grade of 3. The fabric is solid dyed. For a dark navy order, include the required shade reference or color standard with the requested width and quantity so the color requirement is clear.

State the following details in the inquiry:

• 80% polyester and 20% cotton composition
• 58-inch width
• 100 gsm weight
• 45x45 yarn count and 110x76 density
• Required navy shade or color standard
• Total quantity
• Intended use, such as shirts, aprons or garment pockets

Send the shade reference, intended use and quantity together with the fabric specifications so the supplier can review the request against your cutting plan.