Natural Fibers & Fabric Info

Here at Fusion Threads Co, we offer a variety of sustainably sourced, plant based fabric blends that are thoughtfully chosen to best fit each garment and dye style we offer. We believe that natural fibers are the only fabrics that belong on our bodies. They are more breathable, more heat responsive, more comfortable, and healthier for our skin: the body’s largest organ. We believe that what you put on your body is just as important as what you put in it!

As we have grown, we have found that each of us prefers natural fibers to synthetics and feel exponentially better wearing plant based fibers compared to polyester.

Not all of our fabrics are organic but all of them are plant based! If organic is important to you, you will want to stick with our hemps and cottons. We love these blends for our pieces that require more structure, support and texture, such as our shorts, bells, crop tops, and joggers. We prefer to use lightweight bamboo/modal blends for our dresses or anything flowy and heavier weight for bottoms.

While hemp is often stiff when we begin the process of dyeing and sewing with it, we have found that it softens beautifully over time and with washing.

When we want to showcase our specialty dyes or create garments that require drape, movement, and a smoother finish, we opt for modal blends.

Modal and Tencel are cellulose fibers made from a collection of tree pulp - most often, birch, beech, spruce and eucalyptus trees. Chemicals are used to transform the wood into fibers, but they are non-toxic and use the closed loop production process, meaning they are still environmentally sustainable. The best way we can describe these fabrics is as a natural and better alternative to synthetics. The finish of these fabrics is smooth, shiny, and soft which is why we choose them for our dressier pieces!

All of our fabrics are hand-dyed in house using fiber reactive, procion dyes, which contain no toxic substances.

Because all of our clothing is made from high quality fabric and hand-dyed, we hope and recommend that you take excellent care of your pieces by washing in cold water and line drying. You may dry the pieces in low heat to occasionally tighten up the fit or soften the feel, however the fabric will best retain its color and texture through line drying.

Please read the fabric blends breakdown and pay attention to the fabric types in our listing descriptions, especially if you are particular about what you wear or if you have any allergies.

Fabric Blends Breakdown

Black Bamboo/Hemp Fleece - 380 GSM

65% Bamboo Viscose, 30% Hemp and 5% Spandex
Heavyweight stretch fleece
Super thick and fluffy on the inside
Factory dyed black

Siro Tencel - 340 GSM

87% Siro Tencel, 13% Spandex
Made from Eucalyptus
Heavyweight stretch micro jersey
Incredible drape, sheen, and stretch

Bamboo Hemp Stretch Fleece Fabric- 340 GSM

50% Bamboo Viscose, 45% Hemp and 5% Spandex.
Heavyweight stretch fleece
Silky and stretchy, warm and fluffy on the inside

Bamboo/Cotton Terry - 290GSM

66% Bamboo Viscose, 28% Organic Cotton, 6% Spandex
Medium weight stretch terry with tight loops on the inside
Soft, cozy, and stretchy

Bamboo/Cotton Velour - 280GSM

67% Bamboo, 28% Organic Cotton, 5% Polyester
Medium weight velour
Super luxurious with incredible sheen and texture

Black Bamboo/Cotton Terry - 265 GSM

66% Bamboo Viscose, 28% Organic Cotton, 6% Spandex
Medium weight stretch terry with tight loops on the inside
Soft, cozy, and stretchy
Factoried dyed black

Bamboo/Hemp Jersey - 240GSM

65% Bamboo Viscose, 30% Hemp and 5% Spandex
Medium weight stretch jersey
Super soft and stretchy with great drape
Natural + factory dyed black

Hemp/Cotton Jersey - 240GSM

53% Hemp, 44% Organic Cotton, 3% Spandex
Medium weight stretch jersey
Durable and sturdy - gets softer with wear + wash
Natural + factory dyed black