all prices are per metre, orders of more than 1 metre will be supplied in a continuous length.
A beautiful viscose fabric featuring a classic bandana-style print in a soft, flowing handle with a more elevated, drapey finish than traditional cotton versions.
This design combines timeless paisley and floral bandana motifs arranged in a patchwork-style layout, giving it a slightly more refined and versatile look.
The viscose base gives it that signature fluid drape and softness, making it ideal for garments that need movement and a more relaxed, wearable feel.
It’s lightweight, breathable, and feels lovely against the skin – perfect for dressmaking where comfort and flow are key.
Fabric Details
Construction: Woven viscose
Width: approx. 144cm / 57 inches
Handle: Soft, smooth and fluid
Drape: Light and very drapey
Stretch: None – stable woven fabric
Composition: 100% viscose
Colour: Navy base with classic bandana paisley print
Colourways:
• Navy Bandana Print (Navy - JL)
• Black Bandana Print (Black - JL)
GSM: approx. 115gsm – LIGHTWEIGHT
From our weight guide:
Lightweight fabrics (110–150gsm) are similar in weight to blouses, summer dresses and floaty garments.
Sold as: 1 metre piece
If more than one piece is ordered, fabric will be supplied as a continuous length wherever possible.
See It In Motion
We’ve added photos and a video clip taken from our live sale so you can see the drape, movement and detail of the fabric in real life.
Suggested Uses
• Dresses
• Blouses
• Skirts
• Wide-leg trousers
• Shirts
• Lightweight summer makes
Care Notes
• Pre-wash before sewing
• Machine wash at 30°C (gentle cycle recommended)
• Cool iron
• Do not tumble dry
• Suitable for beginners
• Sharp universal sewing needle recommended
• Viscose may shrink slightly on first wash
New To Viscose?
100% viscose is a beautifully soft woven fabric known for its luxurious drape and breathable feel.
It hangs beautifully on the body, making it ideal for dresses, blouses, shirts, skirts and flowing garments where movement and comfort are important.
Have a look at our Fabrics Explained page where we break down fabric types and weights in plain English.
