Plain Undyed Twill Loomstate Cotton Bull Denim

100% Cotton Fabric

162cm Wide

This fabric is approximately 350GSM

What is Bull Denim?

Bull denim is made from 100 percent cotton. It is often used for home decor and upholstery over apparel, but it’s ultimately a very diverse fabric. It has a unique 3/1 twill construction (3 warps for every 1 weft). The heavy fabric takes dyes well and is machine washable at any temperature. You can expect minimal shrinkage.

Durable

The reason this fabric is used for upholstery and home décor is its durability. Bull denim’s brushed twill weave makes it exceptionally tough. It can withstand heavy use, on say, a sitting chair, sofa, or ottoman. It is even tear-resistant! With proper care, bull denim won’t need replacement often.

Easy-to-Clean

No special care instructions here! We suggest popping your bull denim apparel into a cool or warm wash and hanging to dry. Of course, to avoid shrinkage, always wash cold and hang dry. The reason to hang dry is to preserve the fabric for as long as possible. Constant agitation has a way of wearing down all fabrics. So, to retain the fabric’s strength and durability, we suggest only washing when necessary and always hang drying. For upholstered fabric, only spot clean with mild soap and water. 

Dye-Friendly

This fabric loves dyes! While you can buy pre-dyed denim in a variety of colors, you can also get it in white and dye yourself. Don’t be afraid to have fun with this. For custom one-of-a-kind dyed pieces, you want to work with bull denim

Thinking of using this durable fabric for your next project? Fabric like this can be used for so many different applications. Your imagination is the only limitation.

Here are some uses to get your creative juices flowing:

Please note if multiple quantities are ordered the fabric will be cut as one continuous length piece.

While every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the colours depicted in our images,
please be aware that due to monitor resolution, lighting, photo processing software and other factors it is almost impossible
to represent colour to 100% accuracy.