HERITAGE STONE TARTAN – POLYVISCOSE TARTAN FABRIC – 147cm WIDE

A timeless woven polyviscose tartan featuring a classic stone beige background with black, cream and fine burgundy overchecks.

Inspired by traditional British heritage styling, this elegant tartan has a beautifully soft handle and fluid drape, making it ideal for garments that can be worn throughout the seasons. The neutral colour palette pairs effortlessly with almost any wardrobe and works equally well for clothing and home décor projects.

Perfect for skirts, dresses, trousers, jackets, shackets and accessories.

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Fabric Details

Construction: Woven Polyviscose Tartan

Width: approx. 147cm / 58 inches

Handle: Soft smooth woven finish

Drape: Soft fluid drape

Stretch: None

Composition: Polyester / Viscose

Colourways:

• Heritage Stone (HST)

Estimated GSM: approx. 175gsm – MEDIUMWEIGHT

From our weight guide:

Fabrics in this weight range offer enough body for structured garments while still retaining a soft drape, making them ideal for dressmaking, skirts, trousers, jackets and lightweight home décor.

Sold as: 1 metre piece

If more than one piece is ordered, fabric will be supplied as a continuous length wherever 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 colours, scale and drape in real lighting.

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Suggested Uses

• Skirts

• Dresses

• Trousers

• Shorts

• Shackets

• Jackets

• Waistcoats

• Pinafore dresses

• Blazers

• Bags

• Cushions

• Table runners

• Craft projects

The soft woven construction makes this fabric ideal for stylish everyday garments with a timeless tartan look.

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Sewing & Care Notes

• Pre-wash before sewing

• Machine wash at 30°C

• Cool iron

• Universal sewing needle recommended

• Easy to cut and sew

• Finish raw edges to prevent fraying

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New To Polyviscose Tartans?

Polyviscose tartans combine the durability of polyester with the soft handle and drape of viscose.

They are comfortable to wear, easy to sew and ideal for garments that benefit from a little structure while still draping beautifully.

Have a look at our Fabrics Explained page where we break down fabric types and weights in plain English.