Kind of a chino weight twill, maybe slightly sturdier, all gray no two tone. Laundered finish, this is designer, from a mill acquired by Loro Piana. Also has a nice selvedge. Pants and shackets. Width: 60" 100% cotton Italian deadstock fabric

This has a special premium finish with a subtle two tone color of tan and indigo. Of all the samples I washed this was pretty much exactly the same in terms of the drape a softness. There was some lint I rolled off it may have some from all the other pieces washed together.  Variation stretch: Soft draping perfect for gored skirts soft dresses. There is 2% elastine (98% cotton)  with only a tinge of stretch. 61" wide, 9 oz Italy, Candiani

This is one of my favorites, It has a good feel not super stiff, good indigo color in a twill that mostly shows the indigo color, not the lighter, along with a slub so it is extra blue. Softened up nicely. Suitable for coats, jackets, skirts, and jeans.  Width: 62 - 63.5" Content: 100% cotton, sanforized minimal shrinkage. closeout, designer Please reach out with any questions on denim care. This washed up well but I still recommend laying flat in tepid water for an hour to remove starch and hanging dry straight and flat, reshape and press when damp/almost dry.

Jackets in this fabric are $4000. Soft panné velvet, this has a nap cut accordingly. Soft hand and drape in a suit weight. This is absolutely gorgeous.  100% viscose Width: 54" Made in Italy, surplus

It's hard to describe this is so beautiful, I did not believe it was cotton, drapes like a challis but in a twill weave. Opaque good body, versatile, soft skirts, dresses, pants, tops, you can gather it along sleeves or waistbands, will give some bias drape.  Width: 55" 100% cotton Italian luxury designer surplus

Italian cotton blend shirting, light weight but opaque, the weave is a very tiny twill with a subtle sateen finish. Perfect for shirts and dresses especially ones that wrap tight with gathers - this has quite a bit of stretch to it. Also trim out the collars and cuffs with a contrast. From design house that sounds like Escapa. Sometimes you need a black and white stripe! Width: 60/61" Content: 78% cotton, 16% polyamide, 6% elastine 158 gsm

Lighter denim twill, the surface is softer not raw or polished like some others I have carried. The will is fine with a two tone natural. Comparing to others this is about a 9 ounce (don't get hung up on fabric weights). Suitable for denim skirts, lighter denim type pants, heavier work shirts. Dresses will also be nice even a wide skirt can work. this is versatile and the color is fab. Width: 61/62" 100% cotton Italian surplus

Lighter denim twill, the surface is softer not raw or polished like some others I have carried. The twill is fine with a two tone natural. Comparing to others this is about a 9 ounce (don't get hung up on fabric weights). Suitable for denim skirts, lighter denim type pants, heavier work shirts. Dresses will also be nice even a wide skirt can work. this is versatile and the color is fab. Width: 61/62" 100% cotton Italian surplus

Last piece. Kind of a double weave, jacket weight cotton in a great color combo. Suitable for car coats and trench coats. Double faced.  100% cotton Width: 60" Made in Italy mill surplus

Soft draping, almost delicate, cotton with some stretch in it however I would just use as with any cotton unless you want to make a fitted wrap dress. It is on the lighter side, with a tinge of transparency. Will give billowy sleeves if desired. Width: 56" 97% cotton, 3% elastine Italian imported surplus

I think the best way to explain this is like a scuba weight but with no stretch. It is a cotton acrylic satin backed with a heavy white layer that gives it a heavier weight for sculptural and sleek smooth lines. From MM I believe. I see a coat or evening jacket maybe with a peplum. It is thick, like 4 layers of duchess satin. You could forgo consideration of grainline here and just cut which will save fabric. 36% cotton, 32% acrylic, 32 poly Width: 58" Italian designer fabric