ITO Fabrics

ITO fabrics are crafted with meticulous attention to quality, featuring distinctive textures, elegant drape, and thoughtfully blended fibres. Their production takes place in Germany, ensuring high manufacturing standards and sustainability. This combination of innovation, precision, and commitment to quality makes ITO fabrics a standout choice for makers who value both form and function.

Yes, many ITO fabrics are perfect for garment making. Their textures and weight make them suitable for dresses, blouses, jackets, and even structured pieces like trousers or accessories, depending on the fabric type.

Absolutely. Some ITO fabrics, especially those with open weaves or unique textures, can be deconstructed or repurposed into weaving projects. Their fibre quality and composition also make them ideal for experimental or mixed media work.

We always recommend pre-washing your fabric before cutting or sewing. This helps to soften the fibres, remove any residual finishes, and account for any potential shrinkage, especially in natural fibre blends.

ITO fabrics are mostly made from cotton and linen. Each fabric is carefully composed to create a specific texture or drape, so you can choose what suits your project best.

We suggest gentle hand washing or using a delicate cycle with cold water and mild detergent. Always check individual product care instructions, and when in doubt, air drying and minimal heat will help preserve the fabric’s structure and colour.

Yes. ITO places an emphasis on ethical production and responsible sourcing. The brand aligns with slow fashion values by offering high-quality textiles made to last, with minimal environmental impact.

Yes! We offer sample cards and swatches for many ITO fabrics, so you can see and feel the quality before making a larger purchase. Explore our available samples: Dobby Print & Semi Solid, Flowers & Circles, and Tartan Linen Cotton. If you’re looking for a specific fabric not listed, feel free to contact our team—we’ll do our best to help.

Not always. Many ITO fabrics are seasonal or released in limited quantities, which makes them special but also means they can sell out quickly. It’s best to purchase when your preferred fabric is in stock.

ITO fabrics are popular among sewists creating unique garments, textile artists working on visual pieces, and weavers integrating them into mixed media work. They’re loved for their texture and versatility across slow fashion and fibre art applications.