Fabric Weight & Printing Methods
Understanding the Weight of Fabric
At Kennard & Kennard, just one of the main reasons fabric stores and manufacturers use our fabrics is first and foremost the quality of the fabric itself. Our fabrics are consistently produced at premium quality, as we manage our supply chain very professionally. The majority of Kennard & Kennard fabrics are an even weight high quality Quilting Cotton. We do also carry linen cotton blends. As shown in the images below of our fabrics, tight weave and superior yarn structure is of utmost importance to us, ensuring that we provide quilters and sewers with a premium quality product every time.
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- GSM (also known as gm/2) = grams per square meter and is the metric measurement of the weight of a fabric.
- 20S x 20S - refers to Yarn Count - 20 defines the thickness of the yarn. It indicates the coarseness or fineness of a yarn. The thicker the yarn, the smaller the S value of the yarn, for example, the 20S yarn is thinner than the 11S yarn.
- 60 x 60 - means there are 60 threads going horizontally and 60 threads going vertically to form a solid weave.