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2026-01-A10, Price per 0.1m, Minimum order is 0.3m~ | Fabric, Sold by cutting to desired length

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2026-01-A10, Price per 0.1m, Minimum order is 0.3m~ | Fabric, Sold by cutting to desired lengthNote: This fabric is sold by cutting to your desired length. It is sold by the meter, with a minimum order of 0. 3 meters, in 0. 1meter increments. * Orders of fabric are in units of 0. 1m. The minimum order is 0. 3m. * Price is per 0. 1m. * How to enter in the quantity column: 0. 3m 3 0. 5m 5 1m 10 * Fabric width is about 1. 1m. A different color from 2026 01 A09. Cotton print fabric that can be used with both light and dark color schemes. The

Note: This fabric is sold by cutting to your desired length.
It is sold by the meter, with a minimum order of 0.3 meters, in 0.1meter increments.

* Orders of fabric are in units of 0.1m. The minimum order is 0.3m.
* Price is per 0.1m.
* How to enter in the quantity column: 0.3m → 3 / 0.5m → 5 / 1m → 10
* Fabric width is about 1.1m.

A different color from 2026-01-A09.
Cotton print fabric that can be used with both light and dark color schemes.
The elegant, fine check pattern blends in with any color scheme.
It can be used for a wide range of purposes, including as a base, piecework, and applique.

Material: 100% cotton

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