Polka Dot Fabrics

Discover polka dot fabric by the yard. Small or large, spaced or close together, the patterns add a different rhythm to your dresses, shirts, and other creations.

Ecovero viscose batiste, small white polka dots on denim blue

One fabric, endless ideas

Imagine what’s possible

Batiste Ecovero viscose

87 g/m² 145 cm

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€6,20 / meter 5 fabric cuts available

€18,60 for 3 meters
Polyester crepe voile, red flowers and white polka dots

One fabric, endless ideas

Imagine what’s possible

Crepe Polyester

78 g/m² 145 cm

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€6,00 / meter 1 fabric cut available

€8,40 for 1.4 meters
Ecovero viscose, white polka dots on a blue background

One fabric, endless ideas

Imagine what’s possible

Canvas Ecovero viscose

150 g/m² 140 cm

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€7,40 / meter 1 fabric cut available

€22,20 for 3 meters
Lightweight viscose with a crinkled effect, navy blue flowers and polka dots on ecru

One fabric, endless ideas

Imagine what’s possible

Canvas Polyamide · Viscose

85 g/m² 140 cm

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€6,00 / meter 5 fabric cuts available

€18 for 3 meters
Viscose Jacquard, floral pattern with satin dots

Jacquard Viscose · Polyester

100 g/m² 150 cm

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€26,70 for 3 meters
Viscose Jacquard, abstract polka dot pattern (minor defect)

Jacquard Viscose · Polyester

100 g/m² 150 cm

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€16,20 for 2.7 meters
Ecovero viscose in a retro brown polka dot pattern

Canvas Ecovero viscose

150 g/m² 140 cm

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€34,19 for 2.65 meters
Viscose-elastane jersey, multicoloured graphic polka dot pattern

Jersey Elastane · Viscose

180 g/m² 160 cm

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€23,70 for 3 meters

Polka dot fabric: choose the size and rhythm of the pattern

Polka dots create a regular or more free rhythm depending on their size, spacing, and arrangement. For a shirt, dress, or skirt, compare this rhythm to the pattern's cut. A large dot can occupy a small piece almost by itself.

Place the dots on the garment details

On a collar, pocket, or button placket, decide whether you want to center a dot or keep space between two patterns. Observe the regularity of the rows to prepare the joins. Seams and darts can cut some dots: placement allows you to anticipate their effect.

Choose the drape behind the design

A fluid fabric makes the pattern move in gathers, while a firmer fabric keeps a clearer reading of the rows. Check the composition, opacity, and elasticity for your model. For contrasting shades, try the finishes and thread color on a scrap.

Do the dots have a direction to respect?

Regular round dots may seem reversible, but their arrangement or an associated pattern can create a direction. Examine the complete design before flipping the pattern pieces.