Cloth loden 330g/m gold quartz potato mottled

Description

Tuchloden Goldquarzocker mottled 330g is a lightweight wool fabric made of 100% merino wool by the metre in a warm, ochre yellow shade with lively mottled. Goldquarzocker mottled looks natural, friendly and historically fitting without appearing too garish. The mottled gives the fabric more depth and looks more lively than a completely monochrome wool fabric. This Tuchloden Gold Quartz Ticker mottled 330g is 150 cm wide and has a weight of 330 g/m.

Due to its light weight, this cloth loden is particularly suitable for projects where you are looking for a wool fabric that looks natural but is not too heavy. The fabric is softly draping and, according to the existing product description, not too warm in summer. This makes it comfortable for garments that should remain flexible and still have the typical wool effect.

Tuchloden Goldquarzocker mottled 330g: Use and combination

The wool fabric is well suited for trousers, tunics and thin jackets. This light cloth loden can also be suitable for dresses, warm undergarments, cotte, surkot, cowl, trimmings, light historical garments, LARP and reenactment . Especially with tunics, trousers and jackets, gold quartz mottled comes into its own beautifully, because the colour has a warm effect and can be combined well with natural colours.

The fabric is a good choice if you are looking for a wool fabric that is not too heavy, but still looks natural, valuable and handcrafted. For medieval clothing, historical representations and robust clothing with a wool look, a lightweight cloth loden in 330 g/m is versatile.

The colour gold quartz mottled can be combined very well with simple woollen fabrics, linen, loden and natural tones. It looks particularly beautiful together with wool white, natural linen, cream white, brown, dark brown, grey, black, rust red, fir green or muted blue tones. As a warm ochre tone, gold quartzocker is suitable for visible main clothing as well as for trimmings and combinations with calmer fabrics.

You can find more matching wool fabrics in the Cloth & Loden category. You can find tips on the correct treatment of woollen fabrics in our care instructions.