Jet Black Denim Fabric – 330 GSM / 9.75 Oz – 66” / 170cm Wide
Description:
This rich jet black denim is a medium-to-heavy weight fabric with a substantial 330 GSM (9.75 oz), making it a durable and stylish choice for structured garments and accessories. Woven with 80% cotton and 20% polyester, it offers the perfect balance of breathability, comfort, and resilience. With a deep, solid black tone and soft yet structured finish, this denim is ideal for both everyday wear and bold fashion pieces.
The 66” width makes it highly economical for pattern cutting and larger-scale projects. Whether you're crafting classic denim jackets, workwear trousers, overalls, or even chic skirts and bags, this versatile denim delivers professional-looking results with strength and structure.
Composition: 80% Cotton, 20% Polyester
Weight: 330 GSM / 9.75 Oz
Width: 66” / 170cm
Roll Size: max length size 30 Metres
Key Features:
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High-quality jet black denim with 330 GSM weight
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Excellent structure for medium to heavy-duty sewing projects
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Blended cotton/poly for durability and ease of care
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Great colour retention and wear resistance
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Wide fabric (66”) – perfect for efficient cutting and minimal waste
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Max length on one roll is 30-metre roll
Uses – Ideal For:
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Denim jackets & coats
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Jeans and dungarees
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Skirts & pinafores
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Workwear and uniforms
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Bags, backpacks, and accessories
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Upholstery accents and homeware projects (e.g., cushions)
Hints & Tips:
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Use a heavy-duty needle (size 90/14 or 100/16) when sewing to avoid breakage.
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Pre-wash your fabric to reduce shrinkage and release any dye residue.
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Use a longer stitch length (around 3-3.5mm) to avoid puckering and bulk.
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For clean seams, consider topstitching or flat-felled seams.
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This denim presses well—use steam and a pressing cloth to avoid shine.
Important Notice
The montage image of the fabric made up into clothing or styled garments are for inspirational purposes only. They are intended to provide ideas on how the fabric could be used. Due to lighting, digital rendering, and screen settings, these images may not accurately represent the true colour, texture, or final look of the fabric when made up. Always refer to the physical fabric for the most accurate representation.
