Herringbone Fabric Printing

100% polyester - Sublimation inks

Ships in 1 - 2 days. | US delivery $9.95

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Herringbone Printing

Not bad, would order Again

It came way faster than expected which is awesome. The only two problems I had were the fact it was unclear how much I was getting and that the fabric frayed a lot more than I am used to with this type of fabric. Other than that amazing!! The print itself looks awesome.

Mystery Ross 21/03/2023

Herringbone Printing

Quick, quality, comfortable

The design and order process was incredibly simple, and then placing the order and receiving it equally so. Everything happened quickly, and the quality is great!

Han Vu 20/03/2023

Herringbone Printing

NICE PRINT JOB, FAST SHIPPING

SHARP PRINT WITH NICE COLOR, FAST SHIPPING.

Lynda McClanahan 14/03/2023

Herringbone Printing

Good quality

This seems to be the place to go for one offs. When prototyping a new product this is the place to get your logo on your prototypes.

EW 13/03/2023

Herringbone Printing

Excellence every time

I am an art director for film. I use Contrado to create original textile designs for the projects I work on. Amazing product. Amazing speed. Amazing all around. Excellent, every time!

John M 10/03/2023

Try Mayfair Herringbone Fabric printing for your custom fabric needs. This is another of our woven, poly-bled materials which has a soft, cotton... Read More

Max Width: 1.56yd, Weight: 7.93oz
Properties: soft, matte, woven
Cotton feel, medium weight, some transparency
No minimum, small runs & wholesale discount
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FAQ

Can I print big block colors?
The custom print Herringbone fabric prints in gorgeous clarity, with evenly dispersed colors in all areas, making it great for block solids. So whether it be fine lines or block colors, the print will always come out beautifully.
What is a Herringbone fabric?
Herringbone is a pattern, which gets its name from its similarity to a fish skeleton! It has columns of short parallel lines, with all the lines in one column sloping one way and all the lines in the next column sloping the other way. This pattern is categorized as a weave, called a Herringbone.
What is this fabric's typical use?
This is a traditionally woven fabric that is often used in upholstery, it makes for some really gorgeous interior furnishings. Create your own cushions and throws for the house and create a personal space totally unique to you.