Fabric Selection

This is not a fabric shop, online or offline.
These samples are provided only for use in ordering StockingShock clothing.
Please do not contact us about purchasing fabrics. Any enquiries about fabric orders, price per metre etc. will most likely be ignored.

Actual customers can request swatches to check colour/ texture before they finalise orders (maximum three per order).
Due to the customised nature of our products, we do not keep our own supply of all fabrics.
Therefore, certain fabrics may occasionally be out of stock or result in a delayed order time; you will be notified of this if your order is affected.

  • Plain Cottons
    This is a standard fabric, and the one to which our base prices are applied. It is either a soft broadcloth or drill-weight, depending on the item.
    Black....White....Antique White....Pink....Lilac....Blue.... Red

  • Linen
    A cool, natural fabric with textured weave. Priced as for cotton.
    Black....White....Antique White....Pink....Blue....Lilac.... Red

  • Corduroy
    100% cotton textured fabric; has something of the feel and appearance of velvet, but lighter.
    A fine needlecord is used for skirts and dresses, and a heavier version for outerwear.
    Black....Cream....Candy Pink....Baby Pink....Lilac.... Baby Blue....Red....Crimson....Burgundy....Forest....Midnight Blue

  • Cotton Velveteen
    A heavy-weight, softly draping fabric with pile. Typically £5-£10 over base price.
    Black....Ivory....Pink....Baby Blue....Lilac.... Scarlet....Crimson....Wine....Forest....Ink Blue.... Chocolate....Purple

    • Speciality Fabrics

    A selection of fabrics (mostly cotton prints) which have been used for StockingShock items.
    These fabrics are specially ordered in limited quantities for each order that requires them. We do not keep these in stock.
    We therefore cannot guarantee availability of these fabrics, although we will endeavour to track down remaining yardage or a suitable replacement.

    You are free to supply your own fabric, providing it's suitable for the purpose (i.e. no really thin fabrics for coats, etc.)
    Please email if you would like to discuss this.
    Many of the speciality prints we have used in the past have been quilting fabrics. If you have a particular print in mind that's not listed here,
    send us the name and manufacturer and we'll track it down.
    Or you can browse an online quilting shop (i.e.     Equilter) and send us your suggestions.

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