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James Thompson Natural 60in Monk's Cloth, Yard

Fabric Type: 100% Cotton

Import Designation: Made in the USA or Imported

Fabric care instructions: Machine Wash Cold/Tumble Dry Low

60'' wide. Fabric is sold by the yard and cut to order. For example, order of 1 yard (Qty=1) is 60'' x 36''. Order of 3 yards (Qty=3) is 60'' x 108''.

Product Description

In October 1860, a Scottish immigrant named James Thompson opened his doors for business in Valley Falls, NY. The Industrial Revolution was at its peak in the United States, and Thompson concentrated on 3 main products: Buckram, Netting and Twine. The #1 fabric at the time was Buckram, as the fashion and social mores of that era dictated that everyone, men and women, wore a hat. In addition to Buckram, Mosquito Netting was a Thompson specialty. In fact, Thompson Netting was provided to the Union Army in the Civil War!

Utility, Basic amp; Specialty Fabrics

Expanding their product offerings to meet customers’ needs, James Thompson amp; Co., now offers an extensive collection of fabric basics for home and utility. Quality fabrics such as Burlap and Canvas remain fan favorites, as well as specialty fabrics like Cheese Cloth, Osnaburg, Monk’s Cloth, and of course the Thompson staple: Buckram.


Usage: Utility (Bags, Outdoor, Decor, etc.) Fabric Types: Burlap Nylon Canvas Netting Waxed Canvas Outdoor Fabrics Marine Vinyl Fabric Weight: All Weights	Usage: Upholstery Fabric Types: Chenille Velvet Jacquard Basketweave Canvas Fabric Weight: Medium to Very Heavy	Usage: Bedding Fabric Types: Linen or Blend Twill Cotton Duck Fabric Weight: Light or Medium	Usage: Drapery Fabric Types: Cotton Duck Twill Velvet Silk Basketweave Jacquard Fabric Weight: Light to Medium Heavy

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