Drill Calico

SKU:
KBT294-3110-F18-B140-NA-FA
Width:
147.00 (cm)

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£6.49 per metre

Description

Drill Calico is a heavyweight 147cm wide cotton fabric with a 3 by 1 weave (3110 calico) and a weight of 240gsm. Slightly heavier and more structured than classic calico, it features a close weave with subtle speckling from un-separated husk fibres. This taut, versatile fabric is perfect for both practical and creative projects, offering strength and pliability.

Its durability makes it ideal for canvas bags, aprons, and hardwearing clothing, while its smooth, paintable surface allows for printing, tie-dyeing, block dyeing, or spatter dyeing. Drill calico is also suitable for larger-scale projects, including indoor and outdoor events, banners, table coverings, and festival awnings. Bespoke textile services are available for large or customised orders.

Fabric Specs

Width 147cm / 58 inches
Material 100% Cotton
Weight 240gsm – heavyweight
Weave 3 by 1 (3110 calico)
Texture Taut, close weave with slight speckling

Uses

Drill Calico is ideal for:

  • Canvas bags, aprons, and hardwearing clothing
  • Painting, printing, tie-dyeing, block dyeing, and spatter dyeing
  • Indoor and outdoor event projects, banners, stalls, and table coverings
  • Festival awnings and decorative displays
  • Bespoke textile projects and customized orders

This heavyweight cotton fabric combines strength, versatility, and creative potential for a wide range of practical and artistic uses.

FAQs

Can Drill Calico be dyed or printed?
Yes, its 100% cotton surface is ideal for painting, printing, tie-dyeing, block dyeing, or spatter dyeing.

Is it suitable for hardwearing items?
Absolutely, the 240gsm weight and tight weave make it perfect for canvas bags, aprons, and clothing requiring strength and resilience.

Can it be used for large-scale event projects?
Yes, the wide 147cm width and heavyweight nature make it excellent for banners, table coverings, festival awnings, and other large textile projects.

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