How It Works
1. Pick your pattern
Start on the Collections page and choose the artwork you want to work with – Black & White Pattern, Klimt Rave, Manchester Skyline, Rave Girl, etc. Each collection links through to fabric options for that design.
2. Choose your fabric type
On the product page you’ll see dropdowns for different base fabrics and finishes.
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Soft cottons and lawn for shirts, dresses and linings
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Structured cotton drills and twills for jackets, trousers and bags
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Stretch jerseys and knits for tees, bodycon pieces and loungewear
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Velvets and upholstery weights for cushions, stools and statement chairs
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Satin, silk-feel and crepe options for skirts, blouses and occasion wear
All are printed by the metre, with clear info on width, weight and feel so you can match the fabric to your project.
3. Order on demand – then upcycle or sew
Add your metres, check out via our production partner, and the fabric is printed to order and shipped directly to you. Once it lands, you (or your tailor / upholsterer) cut, stitch, staple and experiment your way to a one-off piece. I supply the artwork – you decide how radical to go.
Why Use Elluse Fabric?
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Artist-led prints, not stock imagery – every pattern starts as our original art.
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On-demand production – fabric is printed only when you order, so there’s no overproduction or landfill-baiting “bargain” rolls.
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Quietly subversive – you can keep the silhouette simple and let the print do the talking, or clash it with whatever’s already in your wardrobe or living room.
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Made for making – from tiny bag projects to full garments or curtains, you can order exactly the amount you need.
What You Can Make
Use Elluse fabric by the metre for:
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Jacket backs, statement collars and cuffs
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Skirts, dresses, shirts and wide-leg trousers
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Bags, laptop sleeves and soft accessories
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Cushions, lampshades and small upholstery projects
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Patchwork and panel work for upcycling existing clothes
If you’re planning something more complex – a full matching set, jacket + skirt combo or a tricky upholstery project – you can always move up a level and use the Custom Panels & Cut Files service for more precise layouts.