Undyed cotton kind of a plain weave heavy gauzey muslin, double weave, 2 layers held together with sashiko stitching. Will soften after washing and wearing. Suitable for jackets and home dec or accessory projects. Extra nice for indigo dying, the edges will fade and wear along with the thread.  Width: 58" 100% cotton Thailand, 13oz

From Max M, this is a very fine and lightweight linen ramie border print infused with Roman motifs. The border stripe is along one edge and it is 8" wide. Will make a beautiful blouse, gathered skirt, dress. I recommend a lining with the light challis in stock.  Width: 57" linen, ramie Italian deadstock, Max M

Up close the weave has a melange, the dark stripes are blue and crimson the lighter are crimson and butter yellow blended. There is a little irridescent finish, it is a cotton poly blend with a sculptural drape similar to a duschesse satin. Weight is like a Spring Summer raincoat type. Will make a fantastic summer bag, hat, car coat, pencil skirt with a Romeo Gigli sash sculpted. Mix and match with other patterns and fabrics. Produced before this mill was acquired by Loro Piana. Width: 63" Content: 44% cotton, 56% polyester

Price per yard. From a Spanish mill and pairs with the other persimmon canvas. This is a perfect weight for drapery or lighter throw pillows. The hand is wonderful, there is a little sheen, it is a top shelf synthetic. Colors are a mustard with persimmon there are variations in the color with ribs that resemble a finished raw silk. You can do a lot with this it is not backed but durable. Swatches available. Width: 60" deadstock designer home decor

Heavy cotton with a raised geometric pattern all cotton. The pink is on a base that has flax linen colored flecks. This is a lovely upholstery fabric.  Width: 57" This piece is from a lot of luxury deadstock home decor fabrics from Quatrine and Wall Fabrics in Australia. I have some tags, these are mostly sample rolls, they don't appear to be treated in anyway or washed from the documentation I have. These are recently used not old. Mills are in Mexico, Italy, and Spain. Some say Kravat and Perennial. Prices are below wholesale from what I see. Swatches are available. Some are natural fiber others look natural but are top shelf synthetic using solution dyed acrylic. When I say "outdoor" these pieces are not as soft and feel appropriate for outdoor but I cannot say anything about sun exposure.