Online Fabric Shop
Faberwood is no ordinary online fabric shop. We set out in 2015 to focus on dressmaking fabrics and to find the best designers (large and small) from around the world. We love quality dress fabric and will only add fabric to our collections that is well designed, well made and importantly ethically made.

Ethically Sourced Fabric
Many of the fabrics we select are 100% organic and use eco friendly inks. When sourcing from countries like India and Thailand we always ask about where the fabric is made and check the makers are paid and treated fairly.

Designer Dressmaking Fabric
You'll find young Scandinavian artists and established French designers alongside artisan women's collectives in Asia making traditional handloomed cloth. If Fiona likes it and it deserves to be a Faberwood fabric, she'll work hard to make it available to anyone in the world who loves sewing.

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Nani Iro T-shirt dress made in Japanese double gauze

Nani Iro T-shirt dress made in Japanese double gauze

The perfect airy Summer dress that is calling out for sandals but today I'm choosing to wear it with my boots. Double gauze is light and floaty, a perfect choice for warmer weather feeling and it feels nice on your skin. I used our Japanese Tansan fabric to make the T-shirt dress from Nani Iro Sewing Studio book
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A Gilbert top made in Japanese Hokkoh Brushed Flowers

A Gilbert top made in Japanese Hokkoh Brushed Flowers

I've not featured a customer make on the blog for a while and I absolutely adore this shirt made by Teri a fabulous Faberwood customer. Teri has used our Hokkoh Brushed Flowers fabric to make the Gilbert top by Helen's Closet. I'd already been thinking this fabric would be great for a shirt, so when Teri posted these photos I was immediately star struck, I felt like she had read my mind!
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Merchant & Mills Heroine jeans made in grey Japanese selvedge denim

Merchant & Mills Heroine jeans made in grey Japanese selvedge denim

Venturing into the world of jeans-making has brought my sewing skills to a whole new level. I love denim, it's what I feel most comfortable wearing. I love how it wears and ages, adapting to your own body. So it feels good to be making my own jeans.
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