Purple 4-Way Stretch Elastane – 152cm / 60" Wide – 3m Piece

Purple 4-Way Stretch Elastane – 3 Metre Piece (152cm / 60" Wide)

This is a vibrant purple stretch fabric with a 4-way stretch, which means it stretches both across the width and along the length. It has a smooth surface, a comfortable amount of give, and good recovery, making it ideal for projects that need flexibility and movement.

Because of the 4-way stretch, this fabric is a great choice for fitted garments, activewear, dancewear, costumes and performance pieces. It’s the sort of fabric that moves with you rather than against you.

At approx. 152cm / 60" wide, it gives you a generous cutting width for full outfits, leggings, tops and children’s stretchwear.

Each listing is for a 3 metre piece, which is a really useful length for full garments, matching sets or multiple smaller projects.

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Fabric details

• Type: stretch fabric / elastane fabric

• Width: approx. 152cm / 60"

• Composition: Polyester / Elastane 

• GSM / weight: approx. 238 gsm – Medium-Heavy

• Handle: smooth, stretchy and comfortable with good recovery

• Stretch: 4-way stretch (stretches across both width and length)

• Colour: purple

• Sold as: one 3 metre piece

  • If you order more than one 3m piece in the same fabric, we’ll send it as a continuous length where possible, cut straight from the roll

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Perfect for

• Leggings and fitted trousers

• Dancewear and gymnastics wear

• Costumes and performance outfits

• Tops, bodysuits and catsuits

• Swimwear or activewear-style projects (depending on exact fibre content)

• Children’s stretchwear and fancy dress

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See it in motion

We’ve added photos and a video clip taken from our live sale so you can see the weight, drape and movement of the fabric in real life.

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Sewing & care notes

• Use a stretch or ballpoint needle

• Sew with a zigzag, lightning stitch or overlocker to keep stretch in the seams

• Avoid stretching the fabric as you sew

• Test stitch tension on a scrap first

• Wash at 30°C with similar colours

• Line dry where possible

• Use a cool iron on the reverse if needed

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New to stretch fabrics?

If you’re not sure what 4-way stretch means or how it compares to 2-way stretch, have a look at our
Fabrics Explained page