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Details
This Bamboo Heavy Fleece is just as nice as the regular fleece, only heavier at about 22 ounces per linear yard. Makes great soakers or bodies on diapers. Also works great for hoodies, tops and pants. Very soft and stays soft wash after wash. 70% Bamboo, 30% Organic Cotton.
It is 54" wide and weighs in at a heavy 22 ounces per linear yard.
**This product is lead free as certified by Intertek.**
**If you plan to purchase more than 5 yards of this fabric please be advised that we are unable to guarantee it will be one CONTINUOUS piece of fabric. If you have any questions about this please contact us prior to placing your order, we'll be more than happy to try to accommodate your needs. Thank You!**
Additional Information
| Price | $15.36 |
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Products Questions:
Question:
Wondering how much this stretches? Thinking of using it as the outer of a diaper with inner velour.
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It has only minimal stretch. A lot of people use that combo, but the velour has a lot more stretch than the heavy fleece.
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It has some stretch, not a lot, but a few inches across the width.
Question:
Do you know exactly how this compares to the regular fleece in terms of number of layers for equivalent absorbency? Like2 layers of the heavy bamboo fleece absorbs as much as 3 layers of the regular or something? Or how many layers are recommended for each type of fabric to make a soaker?
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I would use 3 layers of regular fleece and only 2 layers of heavy fleece. The trouble you run into in the drying time. Bamboo is so absorbent and is very difficult to dry if you get too many layers.
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I would recommend only 2 layers of heavy fleece for every 3 layers of regular fleece. This stuff is heavy, and if you get too many layers it will never dry.
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Question:
When would this be back in stock?
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Sometime in mid October
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