600 Fabric Styles
Finest Quality
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Established in 1975

UK & Worldwide Suppliers of the Finest Quality Shirting Fabrics Since 1975

Buy fabrics online and choose from a sumptuous collection of over 600 quality fabric styles. Fabrics can be bought by making your selection by colour and design and, if you wish, by width, weight, composition or construction. You can buy individual fabrics or be inspired by our entire Acorn and Classic Shirtings* ranges by browsing through our online catalogues.

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Once you have made your selection, order your swatches or purchase your fabrics securely and efficiently online. Should you wish to speak to someone, you can call us on 01282 698662 and speak to one of our experienced staff who will be happy to take your order or simply offer help and advice. Alternatively, you can send us an email sales@acornfabrics.co.uk or get in touch via twitter @acornfabrics or on facebook.

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If you are in the trade and require a range card you can contact us via the website, phone, e-mail or you can purchase them via the above link. Once your request has been received a member of the sales team will contact you to discuss your requirements.

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We periodically make alterations to the range, either by creating new designs, or retiring items - so check this site regularly for any changes to the collections or to the list of sale items. Take a moment to read and perhaps comment on articles featured in our latest news section or on our facebook page.

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Generations of Quality

Based in the traditional heartland of Britain's textile industry, Acorn Fabrics is bringing more than a touch of dynamism back to this historic area of Lancashire, with its vistas of Victorian mills and rugged scenery. In fact the Chatburn family, proprietors of Acorn, can point to a tradition in textiles dating back more than one hundred years and spanning four generations.