Butchers Stripe Polycotton – 152cm / 60"

A classic butcher’s stripe polycotton featuring clean white vertical stripes on a dark navy background.

This is a stable woven fabric with a smooth handle and medium structure, making it ideal for aprons, table coverings, café-style projects, uniforms, crafts and practical sewing.

The polycotton blend combines the breathability and softness of cotton with the durability and crease resistance of polyester, creating an easy-care fabric that’s very beginner friendly.

The timeless stripe design gives it that traditional butcher, bakery, market stall and farmhouse kitchen look.

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Fabric Details

Construction: Woven striped polycotton

Width: approx. 152cm / 60 inches

Handle: Smooth with medium structure

Drape: Moderate structure with gentle movement

Stretch: None

Composition: Polycotton blend

Colour: Dark navy with white butcher stripes

GSM: approx. 175gsm – medium weight fabric

From our weight guide:

Medium-weight fabrics around this weight are versatile and durable, making them ideal for practical sewing, crafts, aprons and light furnishing projects.

Sold as: 1 metre piece

If more than one piece is ordered, fabric will be sent as a continuous length where possible.

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See It In Motion

We’ve added photos and video clips from our live sale so you can see the structure, drape and scale of the stripe pattern in real lighting.

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Suggested Uses

• Aprons

• Café curtains

• Tablecloths and runners

• Bags and tote bags

• Craft projects

• Market stall displays

• Kitchen décor

• Seat covers

• Uniforms and costumes

• Cushion covers

This style of fabric is especially popular for traditional kitchen, bakery and market-inspired sewing projects.

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Sewing & Care Notes

• Machine wash at 30–40°C

• Easy-care and low crease

• Iron on medium heat

• Stable woven fabric that’s beginner friendly to sew

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New To Polycotton?

If you're unsure how polycotton compares to cotton fabrics or what medium-weight fabrics are best used for, have a look at our Fabrics Explained page where we break down common fabric types and fabric weights in plain English.