Collection: Corduroy Prints
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Buy Corduroy Solid Beige Base Floral Print (11 Wale) Fabric
Regular price Rs. 299.00Regular priceUnit price / perRs. 1,295.00Sale price Rs. 299.00Sold out -
Buy Corduroy White Base Floral Print Fabric
Regular price Rs. 299.00Regular priceUnit price / perRs. 1,295.00Sale price Rs. 299.00-76% OFF -
Buy Corduroy Blue Base Cute Floral Print Fabric
Regular price Rs. 299.00Regular priceUnit price / perRs. 1,295.00Sale price Rs. 299.00-76% OFF -
Buy Printed Corduroy Blue Base Red Floral Printed Fabric
Regular price Rs. 299.00Regular priceUnit price / perRs. 1,295.00Sale price Rs. 299.00-76% OFF -
Buy Printed Corduroy Blue Base Tini Tiny Printed Fabric
Regular price Rs. 299.00Regular priceUnit price / perRs. 1,295.00Sale price Rs. 299.00-76% OFF
Frequently Asked Questions
What are fabric cutpieces?
Fabric cutpieces are smaller pre-cut lengths of fabric sold separately instead of requiring customers to purchase a large continuous piece. They are useful for small sewing projects, samples, accessories, and trying a fabric before buying more.
Can I buy cut piece fabrics online from Surplus Fabrics?
Yes, Surplus Fabrics offers cut piece fabrics online in different materials and sizes. The collection currently includes cotton twill, Hakoba, and 100% linen cutpieces in selected lengths.
What types of fabric are available as cutpieces?
The Cutpieces collection includes options such as cotton twill, lavender Hakoba, and 100% linen fabric. Available fabrics and cutpiece sizes may vary depending on the current collection.
What can I use fabric cutpieces for?
Fabric cutpieces are suitable for small garments, children's clothing, accessories, patchwork, craft projects, samples, and other sewing projects where a smaller quantity of fabric is sufficient. They can also be useful for testing the fabric's texture and appearance before purchasing more.
Why should I buy cutpiece fabric instead of a larger fabric length?
Cutpiece fabric can be a practical option when you only need a small quantity for a project or want to test a particular fabric before purchasing more. It can help reduce fabric waste while giving you access to materials such as cotton, Hakoba, and linen in smaller lengths.



