Church Fabrics (8)

Our St John cream fabric is a recent addition to the range, used for our Holy Name vestments. It is based on a Pugin fabric design originating from Australia.   Made in England Fibre composition 55% Cotton, 45% Viscose Fabric width  55" / 140cm Pattern repeat (approx)  11.81" / 30cm Price is per metre

Designed by Sir Ninian Comper, based on a Renaissance pattern found in the National Gallery, a beautiful, large pattern, very suitable for all manner of vestments. Woven in authentic Comper colours.   Made in England Fibre composition 100% Silk Fabric width  50"/127cm Pattern repeat (approx)  41"/105cm Price is per metre

Watts' most well known fabric, in constant production since 1874. Based on the panel of St. Andrew in the Ranworth Rood Screen, re-drawn by G.F. Bodley.    Made in England Fibre composition 100% Silk Fabric width  50"/127cm Pattern repeat (approx)  24”/61cm Price is per metre

This design, initially called ‘Dysart’, originated from a hand-woven, early 17th-century Genoese damask found at Ham House, a 17th-century house on the River Thames near London. It was re-woven by G. F. Bodley as part of his restoration in the 1890s.   Made in England Fibre composition 100% Silk Fabric width  50"/127cm Pattern repeat (approx)  13"/33cm Price is per metre

This design, initially called ‘Dysart’, originated from a hand-woven, early 17th-century Genoese damask found at Ham House, a 17th-century house on the River Thames near London. It was re-woven by G. F. Bodley as part of his restoration in the 1890s.   Made in England Fibre composition 100% Silk Fabric width  50"/127cm Pattern repeat (approx)  13"/33cm Price is per metre

This wonderful 19th design originates from a set of vestments designed by Augustus Pugin (who also designed the interior of Westminster Palace) for his own church, St Augustine’s Abbey in Ramsgate. Colours shine through interlocking ogee as if they were medieval panes of stained glass. Made in England Fibre composition 34% Cotton, 42% Wool, 24% Silk  Fabric width  53.5"/136cm  Pattern...

Our Davenport fabric is a Cotton damask, used for one of our popular ranges of stock vestments. The pattern finds its beginnings with Watts in G. F. Bodley; but its origins are in Venice, from the time of the Doge, spreading throughout Italy. Its most famous use is as the hanging in Holbein’s The Ambassadors.    Made in England Fibre composition...

15th Century design used by Temple Moore in many of his own designs. Also used by Comper, most notably in the Viceregal Throne room at Delhi.   Made in England Fibre composition 83% Cotton, 17% Silk Fabric width  53.5" / 136cm Pattern repeat (approx)  24"/61cm Price is per metre