Explore our collection of premium stretch fabrics including cotton stretch, wool stretch, satin stretch, and more. Start by shopping our best seller, Seventh Avenue Crepe Stretch, a first choice for many designers.
Stretch fabrics are fundamental to contemporary tailoring, providing the flexible precision required for garments that demand both an exceptional hand and dynamic comfort. This selection of stretch fabrics is curated for designers who refuse to compromise on either style or movement.
Explore Our Stretch Fabrics
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Acetate/Rayon Stretch: Known for luxurious fluid drape and a soft hand
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Cotton Stretch: Great for tailored everyday garments like pants and structured shirts
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Rib Knit: Perfect for necklines, cuffs, and trim, providing shape retention and a comfortable, high-end finish
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Satin Stretch: Ideal for evening wear and formal tailoring
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Scuba/Neoprene: Great for structured dresses, skirts, jackets, and fashion-forward activewear. Also, can be used for upholstery..
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Wool Stretch: Ideal for sophisticated garments like trousers, dresses, and blazers.
Shop Our Best Selling Dress Fabric
The Seventh Avenue Crepe Stretch is one of our best selling dress fabric due unique features and benefits:
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Easy to clean, maintain and great for travel purposes
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Provides a sophisticated yet relaxed and comfortable fit
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Wrinkle free features
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A wide color palette, featuring 55 curated shades
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Excellent for both sportswear and evening wear
Your Direct Source for Stretch Fabrics
Fishman’s Fabrics is different. Unlike other suppliers, we serve both designers and DIYers, giving everyone access to exclusive fabrics without restrictive membership requirements.
Before committing to a full yard of stretch fabric, request a swatch! A fabric sample allows you to touch and feel the fabric so you can get a true sense of the quality and texture prior to making a full order. Whether you're designing a structurally tailored suit or a flowing evening dress, you won't discover a more premium selection of stretch fabric anywhere else.