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Wool Medium Twill Visible Diagonal – Beige Melange – WMTM 86/01

28,50 m

Stylish blend of comfort and sophistication in 100% European wool

Crafted from high-quality wool, this fabric features a distinct diagonal weave in monocolour, giving it a textured, modern look. It's perfect for creating garments that exude class, while still being cozy and warm enough for cooler weather.

This medium-weight fabric drapes beautifully, offering a structured yet soft feel, ideal for both formal and casual wear. Whether you're designing a casual blazer, classic trousers, or a statement coat, the medium twill finish offers durability and a refined aesthetic that feels as good as it looks.

Plus, the natural breathability of wool keeps you warm while allowing airflow, making it perfect for layering through changing seasons. It's a perfect balance of practicality and style!

100% European wool

Natural fibers

Worldwide shipping

Professional service

100% European wool

Worldwide shipping

Natural fibers

Professional service

Width +/- 2cm

59", 150 cm

Grammage Note1: OZ - stands for Ounces per Square Yard. Note2: We are showing grammage as per 1 square meter (GSM). While you may be used to gramms per linear (running) meter from other shops (GLM).

12oz, 415 g/m2

Thread count TPI - stands for Threads Per square Inch, so it counts warp ends and weft picks altogether. If inch is not familiar for you, we are showing also how many threads (warp/weft) are present per 1 cm

50 TPI, 10/10 threads per cm

Colour We have divided the palette into 11 basic colours. So this attribute is telling about the general, closest colour. For example BLUE : will include all different blue, navy and turquoise shades. This helps while filtering the shop searching for the fabric shade you desire.

Beige

Weave

Twill 2/2

Closest in colour to this fabric, but they may still differ in shade!

In stock

Starting from 0.5m you can order any quantity you want!


Are you still hesitating?  Not sure that this will be in the shade and quality you expect? Then ask for a small sample (4x4cm).
You can ask up to 5 different samples for free. Each next one will cost 1 eur.

OTHER FABRICS FROM THIS COLLECTION

European wool and merino wool differ mainly in terms of fiber quality, origin, and practical properties.

European wool comes from various breeds of sheep raised in Europe, such as heather sheep, mountain sheep, and others. Merino wool, on the other hand, comes from the Merino breed, originally from Spain but now primarily raised in Australia, New Zealand, and parts of South America. Merino wool is especially valued for its fiber length, softness, and lack of coarse outer hair.

In European wool, depending on the sheep breed, fibers are also mixed with coarse and thick outer hairs, making the fabric sometimes less pleasant to the touch. Merino wool lacks these outer fibers, and its undercoat is finer and more delicate, making merino wool softer and more comfortable.

Both types of wool insulate well against the cold, but merino wool is significantly more breathable, wicks moisture better, and has superior thermoregulating properties, providing greater comfort in both cool and warmer weather.

Merino wool is also more elastic and resistant to pilling compared to European wool, helping merino garments retain their appearance for longer.

In summary, merino wool is softer, lighter, and more breathable than typical European wool, making it a more comfortable choice for everyday and sportswear. Meanwhile, European wool is a much better choice for historical costumes.

Medium-weight wool fabric offers remarkable versatility, making it a go-to material for clothing and decorative projects alike.

It’s ideal for jackets and coats that provide warmth without the bulk, perfect for cool weather.

For home use, medium-weight wool lends itself to cozy blankets and throws that are perfect for winter evenings, as well as decorative pillows that bring warmth and texture to interiors. Its softness and natural properties make it especially suitable for children's clothing, such as sweaters, vests, or rompers. Beyond garments, it’s an excellent choice for interior décor items like curtains, covers, and other elements that add a cozy ambiance to any space.

For historical reenactments, medium-weight wool twill works particularly well for medieval clothing, especially for early medieval Slavic attire.

With its warmth, softness, and durability, medium-weight wool is a versatile material that serves a wide range of project needs.

Investing in wool fabrics offers several compelling benefits.

  1. Wool provides excellent insulation, keeping you warm in cold weather, while its breathability allows for effective temperature regulation across varying climates.
  2. Known for its strength and resilience, wool promises durability and extended wear.
  3. It also manages moisture efficiently, naturally wicking it away to keep you dry and comfortable.
  4. Wool’s antibacterial properties offer odor resistance, even with prolonged use.
  5. As a renewable and biodegradable material, wool is an environmentally friendly choice that supports sustainable living.

Opting for wool fabrics means embracing comfort, functionality, and sustainability, making it a valuable investment in quality and eco-conscious living.

A twill pattern is a type of textile weave characterized by its diagonal rib pattern. This distinctive design is created by the way the weft threads are woven over and under the warp threads, typically in a pattern such as "over two, under two" (for a 2/2 twill). This method causes the weave to shift by two thread in each row, resulting in the diagonal lines that are the hallmark of twill fabric.

Key characteristics of twill patterns include:

  • Diagonal Ridges: Visible diagonal lines or ribs that run across the fabric.
  • Durability: The twill weave structure makes the fabric strong and resistant to wear and tear.
  • Texture: Twill fabrics often have a soft drape and texture, making them comfortable to wear.

Twill patterns are versatile and commonly used in clothing, upholstery, and other textile applications due to their strength and appealing texture.

Colour note!

Selling fabrics through the internet it is not an easy task, since our customers cannot see them in reality.
One of the most important factors, that make you decide whether to buy a fabric or not, is to get the right COLOUR that you are looking for, matching your entire costume and its accessories.

This is why at Woolsome shop we do our best to fulfill your expectations.

We've decided to use a professional photo studio and a special colour checker system to achieve an ideal colour representation of all our product pictures.
Our goal was to present them exactly as they appear in reality.

However it has to be noticed, that your computer's monitor (or mobile phone) can have tweaked settings and therefore may sometimes display colours differently than they are in reality.
It also play a role if you look at your screen :

  • in daylight, or in a shaded room
  • frontally or at a certain angle

It is all very tricky, and you should be also aware, that modern electronic devices have usually the biggest problem to present properly shades of the COLOUR RED.

While watching all different pictures, that we've prepared for each of our products, you will also notice that the main picture (being a frontal close-up) will always be a bit darker comparing to the other pictures presenting a an entire textile from a distance. It is natural, as our eyes are also perceiving the colours differently, depending on the strength and direction of the light around you.

Many of our historical fabrics are woven in a way, that the warp and the weft are in two different colours. As a result these textiles will look differently from close-up, where you can still clearly see the difference between these two different threads. When from the further distance, this fabric will present slightly different colour, being a result of a mix of those two.

We hope, that our photographical efforts will bring you full satisfaction, so that you will find in your package what you expected.

However, please always consider asking for samples first, before your purchase.  We also offer full sets of samples of each of our textile collection.

Wash on a wool cycle

Wash on a wool cycle

Wash in the washing machine, at a temperature of up to 30

Washing machine wash, temperature up to 30

Do not tumble dry

Do not tumble dry

Line dry

Line dry

Low heat iron

Low heat iron

Do not bleach

Do not bleach

Description

European wool and merino wool differ mainly in terms of fiber quality, origin, and practical properties.

European wool comes from various breeds of sheep raised in Europe, such as heather sheep, mountain sheep, and others. Merino wool, on the other hand, comes from the Merino breed, originally from Spain but now primarily raised in Australia, New Zealand, and parts of South America. Merino wool is especially valued for its fiber length, softness, and lack of coarse outer hair.

In European wool, depending on the sheep breed, fibers are also mixed with coarse and thick outer hairs, making the fabric sometimes less pleasant to the touch. Merino wool lacks these outer fibers, and its undercoat is finer and more delicate, making merino wool softer and more comfortable.

Both types of wool insulate well against the cold, but merino wool is significantly more breathable, wicks moisture better, and has superior thermoregulating properties, providing greater comfort in both cool and warmer weather.

Merino wool is also more elastic and resistant to pilling compared to European wool, helping merino garments retain their appearance for longer.

In summary, merino wool is softer, lighter, and more breathable than typical European wool, making it a more comfortable choice for everyday and sportswear. Meanwhile, European wool is a much better choice for historical costumes.

Medium-weight wool fabric offers remarkable versatility, making it a go-to material for clothing and decorative projects alike.

It’s ideal for jackets and coats that provide warmth without the bulk, perfect for cool weather.

For home use, medium-weight wool lends itself to cozy blankets and throws that are perfect for winter evenings, as well as decorative pillows that bring warmth and texture to interiors. Its softness and natural properties make it especially suitable for children's clothing, such as sweaters, vests, or rompers. Beyond garments, it’s an excellent choice for interior décor items like curtains, covers, and other elements that add a cozy ambiance to any space.

For historical reenactments, medium-weight wool twill works particularly well for medieval clothing, especially for early medieval Slavic attire.

With its warmth, softness, and durability, medium-weight wool is a versatile material that serves a wide range of project needs.

Investing in wool fabrics offers several compelling benefits.

  1. Wool provides excellent insulation, keeping you warm in cold weather, while its breathability allows for effective temperature regulation across varying climates.
  2. Known for its strength and resilience, wool promises durability and extended wear.
  3. It also manages moisture efficiently, naturally wicking it away to keep you dry and comfortable.
  4. Wool’s antibacterial properties offer odor resistance, even with prolonged use.
  5. As a renewable and biodegradable material, wool is an environmentally friendly choice that supports sustainable living.

Opting for wool fabrics means embracing comfort, functionality, and sustainability, making it a valuable investment in quality and eco-conscious living.

A twill pattern is a type of textile weave characterized by its diagonal rib pattern. This distinctive design is created by the way the weft threads are woven over and under the warp threads, typically in a pattern such as "over two, under two" (for a 2/2 twill). This method causes the weave to shift by two thread in each row, resulting in the diagonal lines that are the hallmark of twill fabric.

Key characteristics of twill patterns include:

  • Diagonal Ridges: Visible diagonal lines or ribs that run across the fabric.
  • Durability: The twill weave structure makes the fabric strong and resistant to wear and tear.
  • Texture: Twill fabrics often have a soft drape and texture, making them comfortable to wear.

Twill patterns are versatile and commonly used in clothing, upholstery, and other textile applications due to their strength and appealing texture.

Colours in WoolSome

Colour note!

Selling fabrics through the internet it is not an easy task, since our customers cannot see them in reality.
One of the most important factors, that make you decide whether to buy a fabric or not, is to get the right COLOUR that you are looking for, matching your entire costume and its accessories.

This is why at Woolsome shop we do our best to fulfill your expectations.

We've decided to use a professional photo studio and a special colour checker system to achieve an ideal colour representation of all our product pictures.
Our goal was to present them exactly as they appear in reality.

However it has to be noticed, that your computer's monitor (or mobile phone) can have tweaked settings and therefore may sometimes display colours differently than they are in reality.
It also play a role if you look at your screen :

  • in daylight, or in a shaded room
  • frontally or at a certain angle

It is all very tricky, and you should be also aware, that modern electronic devices have usually the biggest problem to present properly shades of the COLOUR RED.

While watching all different pictures, that we've prepared for each of our products, you will also notice that the main picture (being a frontal close-up) will always be a bit darker comparing to the other pictures presenting a an entire textile from a distance. It is natural, as our eyes are also perceiving the colours differently, depending on the strength and direction of the light around you.

Many of our historical fabrics are woven in a way, that the warp and the weft are in two different colours. As a result these textiles will look differently from close-up, where you can still clearly see the difference between these two different threads. When from the further distance, this fabric will present slightly different colour, being a result of a mix of those two.

We hope, that our photographical efforts will bring you full satisfaction, so that you will find in your package what you expected.

However, please always consider asking for samples first, before your purchase.  We also offer full sets of samples of each of our textile collection.

Washing advice
Wash on a wool cycle

Wash on a wool cycle

Wash in the washing machine, at a temperature of up to 30

Washing machine wash, temperature up to 30

Do not tumble dry

Do not tumble dry

Line dry

Line dry

Low heat iron

Low heat iron

Do not bleach

Do not bleach