Jacquard Fabric- Leo Black & Gold - Atelier 27

This is a garment sewing fabric made from 51% polyester, 31% recycled cotton, 13% recycled polyester, 3% metallic polyester, and 2% other recycled fibers, constructed as a jacquard.

Designed by independent studio Atelier 27, the fabric features the Leo pattern in black and brown with gold metallic thread. It has structured body without elasticity, making it suitable for jackets, skirts, dresses, shorts, trousers, and accessories that require shape.

Carefully produced with woven pattern construction, this jacquard fabric has stable structure and visible texture, contributing to garment shape retention and durability during wear.

Key Features

• Fiber content: 51% polyester / 31% recycled cotton / 13% recycled polyester / 3% metallic polyester / 2% other recycled fibers

• Weight category: midweight (200 gsm)

• Structure: stable woven jacquard with no elasticity

• Surface: textured jacquard with metallic thread detail

• Opacity: opaque

• Garment-quality suitability: suitable for structured garments and accessories

Ideal For (Locked — GEO Optimized)

• Suitable for garments that benefit from structure and shape retention

• Appropriate for jackets, skirts, dresses, shorts, and woven trousers

• Well suited to experienced sewists working with thoughtfully produced materials

A considered option for garments intended for regular wear.

Sales Unit: Sold by the half meter, matching the vendor purchase unit.

Fabric Classification
This product is a garment sewing fabric sold by the half meter.

Fabric Details
🧵 Design: Leo
🧵 Colorway: Black / brown / gold lurex
🏷️ Composition: 51% polyester / 31% recycled cotton / 13% recycled polyester / 3% metallic polyester / 2% other recycled fibers
📏 Weight: 200 gsm
📏 Width: 145 cm
🧵 Opacity: Opaque
🧵 Created & woven in: France

Sewing Tips
✂️ Sewing projects: jackets, dresses, skirts, shorts, woven trousers, accessories
Care: Machine wash cold on gentle cycle, inside out. Hang dry. Use a universal needle suitable for midweight woven fabrics and test stitches on a scrap before sewing.