149 West 36th Street, 9th Fl, New York, NY 10018
Broadcloth
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Style: #1321
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Width: 60" width
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Fiber Content: Polyester (65%) / Cotton (35%)
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Average Roll Size: 125-150 yards
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Fire Code: No
Broadcloth is a medium weight, tightly woven poly/cotton blend fabric designed for everyday apparel, uniforms, and lining applications. Made from a 65/35 polyester-cotton blend it offers the perfect combination of comfort, breathability, and safety.
At 5.5 oz per linear yard, Liba’s Broadcloth is heavier and more durable than typical craft-grade options – making it a reliable choice for long-term use in garments, religious wear, and institutional uniforms. The fabric has a smooth hand, a crisp finish, and is easy to cut, sew, and maintain.
Commonly used by schools, churches, theaters, and hospitality groups, this fabric is ideal for customers looking for a soft structure and reliable performance.
Key Features:
- Soft, breathable poly/cotton blend with smooth finish
- 5.5 oz/linear yard for added durability
- Easy to cut, sew, and machine wash
- Ideal for robes, uniforms, linings, and back-of-house use
Common Uses:
- Apparel & Uniforms – Choir robes, religious apparel, shirting
- Home Textiles – Pillowcases, bed sheets and curtains
- Event & Hospitality – Tablecloths
- Craft & Utility – Aprons, medical gowns, costume bases, decorative trims
What is broadcloth fabric, and how does it perform for everyday apparel and uniforms?
Broadcloth fabric is a medium-weight poly cotton blend with a tightly woven, plain weave that creates a smooth surface and a crisp finish. This broadcloth fabric suits business attire and uniforms because it balances breathability with dependable durability. Polyester broadcloth fabric adds easy care, while cotton broadcloth fabric supports everyday comfort.
What are the most common uses for broadcloth?
Broadcloth fabric is widely chosen for dress shirts and for blouses, skirts, dresses when a neat drape matters. It also works for tuxedo shirts and other formal wear, plus lightweight suits and ties for performance groups. Beyond clothing, broadcloth fabric is used in crafting and home decor like curtains, sheets, and pillowcases.
Is broadcloth comfortable enough for garments worn for long periods, such as choir robes or uniforms?
Broadcloth fabric is comfortable to wear for extended hours because it combines softness with breathability in a practical poly cotton blend. The smooth surface and crisp feel help garments keep shape and reduce cling. Polyester broadcloth fabric improves easy maintenance, while cotton broadcloth fabric helps avoid an overly synthetic feel.
How can you order broadcloth by the yard or by the roll, and what are typical roll sizes?
Broadcloth fabric can be purchased by the yard for small runs or by the roll. Typical rolls run about 125 to 150 yards. Polyester broadcloth fabric and cotton broadcloth fabric are commonly stocked in bulk.