A durable, structured cotton blend with stretch — ideal for apparel and accessories that need shape and resilience.
Cotton Twill is a heavyweight woven fabric with a diagonal twill weave and a slight stretch, thanks to its 3% elastane content. With a dense yet soft structure and a base tone of off-white, it delivers crisp print results and holds form well, making it perfect for trousers, workwear, jackets, bags, and other structured products.
Printed using pigment inks on the surface of the fabric, colours retain a matte finish and natural softness — ideal for detailed or full-coverage prints on thicker materials.
Composition: 97% cotton, 3% elastane
Weight: 265 g/m²
Weave Type: Twill
Fabric Construction: Woven
Base Colour: Off-white
Printable Width: approx. 146 cm (may vary)
Print Method: Pigment printing (water-based inks)
Shrinkage after washing: ±2-4%
Structured apparel (trousers, jackets, workwear)
Durable accessories (bags, backpacks)
Products requiring slight stretch and shape retention
Because this is a natural cotton fabric, you might notice an occasional tiny white spot in the print. This can happen when small cotton fibers or lint sit on the surface during printing — and once they’re brushed off, they can leave a tiny unprinted area underneath.
This is completely normal and within acceptable production tolerance for pigment printing on natural fabrics — but we like to keep you informed upfront so there are no surprises.
Prepare your files at the actual scale you want printed. For example, a 20 × 20 cm file at 150 DPI will print exactly 20 × 20 cm.
We recommend ordering our Color Map printed on chosen fabric. It lets you compare your screen colors against the actual printed result before committing to a full production run.
Order our Fabric Sample Book or Single Fabric Swatches to see and feel every fabric type in person before you start.
We've put together a full step-by-step tutorial to walk you through uploading your design, previewing it, and placing your order.
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Our Fabric Printing Guide covers everything you need to know before you start.