Where to buy knit, jersey & stretch fabric in Australia

Stretchy fabric perfect for trousers, tops, dresses and even undies but where do you buy it in Australia? 
Ahh, I've solved that problem for you and listed below are stores stocking stretchy/knit fabric.

Starting in no particular order...

• Fabric Yarn Au 
• Boo Designs   - lots of stretch fabrics: swim, dance, athletic knits & power mesh
• Designer Liners Au 
• The Stitchery Studio 
• Sew Dainty Fabric 
• Eco Friendly Gen 
• Paper Flower Ethical 
• The Organic Maker 
• 3 in a tree 

• Ruby Jam Fabric - a massive selection! 
• Neon Pony Vintage 
• Premium Fabric Store 
• Sewing Treasures Aust 
• Divinely Feminine Shop 
• Maai Design
• Bebeloush Designs 
• Orinoco Designs
• Bubby & Me
• Utopian Threads 
  
• Crafty Mamas Fabrics
• The Drapery 

• Fabric Trove  
• Tessuti Fabrics
• Fabric Muse
• Fabrics Australia 
• Wattle Hill Fabrics
• The Remnant Warehouse
• Super Cheap Fabrics 
• Sew Inn
• Glitter and Dance 
• Wicked Fabrics
• Spotlight
• Knitwit
• Frilled about fabric
• Jennilea Designs
• Keffyn's Sewing Haven
• Selvage 
• Melco Fabrics 

Keep scrolling down for International fabric stores.

Click here, to check out my Amazon Page for some great crafty inspo and links to some great books to read.

the best places to source knit fabric online

Some great International options too:

• Spoonflower
• Girl Charlee
• Kitschy Coo 
• Fabric Mail
• Amazon 

If you know of any more, please let me know in the comments below!

You may also be interested in this "how to sew with knit fabric" guide.

A quick personal note:
Yes, there are lots of groups on Facebook that sell fabric but personally I prefer an actual store site to shop at, that's why there are no fb fabric groups listed above but feel free to add any that you use/love in the comments below.
Also, please remember that there are many FB groups that sell 'custom' fabric but they break the copyright laws. So that perfect Harry Potter fabric or Mickey Mouse fabric that you see is probably not licenced and you are supporting something that is in fact illegal.

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