Japanese Designer Conversational Tiny Motifs Brown Non-Stretch Embroidery Cotton Pinwale Corduroy DS33615

SKU: DS33615-1 Yard-Coffee

Retail Price $30.99

Tiny embroidered motifs, including little bows and playful figures, scatter across a rich brown background with small pops of color. This 100% cotton pinwale corduroy combines whimsical stitched details and fine ribs for a charming, quietly playful look.

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Fabric at a Glance

Fiber composition
Cotton 100.0%
Fabric width
145 cm / 57 in
Fabric weight
220 gsmMediumweight
Stretch
Non-Stretch
Drape
Structured, with a defined shape and stiffness, ideal for tailored designs.
Transparency
Opaque, provides minimal to no light penetration, offering full coverage.
Fabric construction
Pinwale Corduroy
Pattern
Conversational
Finish
Embroidery
Original source
Japanese Designer
Color
Brown
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