Anti-Pill Polar Fleece Fabric | Solids & Fun Prints (60″ Wide)

Stay warm and cosy with our premium Anti-Pill Polar Fleece Fabric. Unlike cheaper alternatives that bobble and look worn out after a few washes, our high-quality fleece is treated with an anti-pill finish, ensuring it stays smooth, soft, and looking new for years.

Available in a massive range of vibrant solid colours and fun printed designs, this versatile fabric is lightweight yet incredibly warm, making it the top choice for winter clothing, blankets, and pet accessories.

Why Choose Our Anti-Pill Fleece?

• No Bobbling (Anti-Pill): The high-quality finish prevents little balls of fabric (pills) from forming on the surface, even after repeated machine washing.

• Huge Pattern Selection: Choose from classic Solids or fun Prints including Camouflage, Unicorns, Tiger Skin, Paws, and Stars.

• Warmth without Weight: Excellent insulating properties trap body heat while remaining breathable and lightweight to wear.

• Non-Fray: Fleece does not fray when cut! You don’t need to hem it, making it the perfect fabric for “no-sew” tie blankets.

Ideal Uses

• Blankets & Throws: Create instant, warm throws for the sofa (no hemming required!).

• Pet Bedding: The “Paws” and “Dogs” patterns are best-sellers for making dog beds, coats, and cage liners.

• Clothing: Perfect for hoodies, pyjamas, onesies, and gilets.

• Linings: Add a warm lining to waterproof coats or hats.

Specifications

• Composition: 100% Polyester

• Width: 150cm (approx. 60 inches)

• Weight: Medium Weight (Warm & Plush)

• Finish: Anti-Pill (Smooth Finish)

• Care: Machine Washable at 30°C or 40°C. Quick drying. Do not iron.

Expert Sewing Tips for Fleece

1. No Hemming Needed: Since fleece is a knit fabric, the edges won’t unravel. You can leave the edges raw or use a decorative blanket stitch.

2. Needle Choice: Use a Ballpoint or Stretch Needle (Size 90/14). A sharp needle can sometimes pierce the yarn and cause skipped stitches.

3. Check the Nap: Fleece has a directional pile (nap). Brush your hand over the fabric—one way feels smooth, the other rough. Cut all pattern pieces facing the same direction for a consistent colour look.