Polyester Lining is now available from Nusso textiles fabric Division

There are very few people who have 100% polyester lining in Canada. Our broadcloth business has grown and has created an interest in Polyester lining. The 3 oz . 100% polyester lining is 60 inches wide and is machine washable.
We are staring with th3 3 b3st selling colors white black and ecru
Some of the features include
Wrinkle Resistant
Soft Hand
Machine Washable and dry able.
Resistant to to stretching and shrinkage.

Polyester Lining is used for dress, jacket and suit lining and garment needing added shape, support and strength, It has many uses in crafts and home decorating projects.
Piece length are 25 meters double folded on boards, cut from 100 meter rolls. We do have short ends available.

unbleached cotton muslin fabric for waxing strips

Our  100 percent cotton natural muslin  is perfect for the manufacture of pre-cut wax strips, as natural muslin fabric, is easy to tear or cut to size
 

Our muslin item # 5090 is a thin, lightweight fabric commonly used for waxing.  On the retail level strips can be easily cut to match the size required and for different parts of the body 

Treated they maintain a  moderately  stiff shape, allowing easy application and removal. Its .fine inherent  texture allows for maximum absorption with a pleasant results. 

The fabric  allows for accurate  hair removal.and it can be used use with Azulene, sugar and all other depilatory products.

You can make yourself or it is available at many beauty stores and drugstores. You can contact us if you are looking for a local distributor.

Where has all the fabric gone?

It is interesting how over the years the variety and supply of fabrics and textiles in Canada has dwindled dramatically. Ever since the production of mainstream goods began to move overseas, the selection of high quality textiles in Canada has dwindled dramatically.

Many years ago, broadcloth was a major revenue driver as compared to the present day where it represents merely a fringe product line. It seems unlikely that the fabric and textile industry will go back to its former glory, but stranger things have happened.