Interlock – organic cotton (220g/m2)

Natural interlock fabric for everyday comfort

This interlock fabric is a kind of knit that is made from organic cotton. It is made by joining two layers of fabric together, so it is thicker and smoother than regular cotton. It stretches a little, but it doesn’t lose its shape. Both sides of the fabric feel soft and look neat.

Thick and durable fabric

The fabric holds its shape well and keeps you warm. Because of its thickness, it is ideal for clothing that needs structure, such as sweatshirts, pants, baby rompers, and jackets. It can also be used in crafts, reusable items, and home projects like cushion covers or blankets. Even after many washes, this fabric stays strong.

White interlock fabric

This cotton interlock knit fabric comes in its natural color and is ready to dye with natural dyes, tie-dye, or fabric paints. It takes dye beautifully. It’s also easy to cut and sew, so it’s great for both beginners and experienced makers. 

Interlock knit

The 100% cotton interlock fabric uses a special double-knit technique where two layers of fabric are knitted together. It helps to create material that is thicker, smoother, and more durable than regular single jersey.

Breathable

The fabric is breathable, while an airy weave of organic cotton interlock allows for exceptional airflow. You can feel cool and comfortable during warmer months and get a warm feeling in winter months. It prevents sweat and keeps you fresh throughout the day.

Naturally stretchable interlock cloth

The fabric stretches gently and returns to its original shape. It is the perfect choice for fitted clothing like babywear, tops, and leggings.

Care instructions:

Always refer to the care label provided with the organic cotton interlock fabric. Generally, machine washing on a gentle cycle with cold water and mild detergent is recommended for interlock material.

Extra services:

In addition to manufacturing, we offer a range of extra services, including quality checking, packaging, exporting, special fabric weaving, and specific yarn development.