Roc-lon 47/48 Wide Nature Premium Quality Muslin Unbleached, Off-White

Finally a muslin worthy of being called Premium! I couldn’t be happier with this wonderful fabric almost no shrinkage and barely any lint in the dryer lint trap. Cheaper fabrics create a lot of lint in the trap. It feels wonderful Thank you so much for a quality muslin and a fair price . Another bonus nearly no wrinkles at all! I use it to line bowl covers and lining for dresses. It’s not thin like other muslins that said they were premium. The color is exactly what you expect from unbleached cotton it looks and feels like it will endure at least as long as the fabric I’m lining it with. I noticed no unpleasant odors. This is a win win

Perfect for my needs. I used as backing and as a practice medium for long arm quilting. Good quality. Bolt was tightly wrapped with no wrinkles.

I really liked this material. It was exactly as described. The price was excellent for the quality of the material. Now shipping on the other hand was not on time. It was relatively late and no explanation for it. I definitely would recommend this material. You always take a risk with anything delivered.

nice muslin for garment mock ups. Weight is lighter than quilting cotton and heavier than lawn. Weave is pretty tight and smooth.

This muslin is very soft and good quality material. The size is as stated and perfect for my needs. I am using it for making toiles. It is easy to use. The thickness is good. I could use it as fabric if I wanted to. I have washed it and it washed fine.

Very good quality muslin, not that overly starched stuff. This has a soft hand and perfect weight to it for muslin. The weave is perfect. The con is that it doesn’t come on the bolt and they way they pack it you’ll need to iron it first. Kind of annoying. But I will order again nonetheless.

This is a higher quality thread. It's not quite as fuzzy as the cheaper material. Using a strong magnifying glass I did a thread count. I counted a quarter inch and multiplied by 4 to do one inch. It is very close to 150 per inch. There is some of the black particles from the cotton husks in the material, but a lot less than the cheaper quality of muslin. I'm going to be using it to strain yogurt. The straining cloth I've got now (Kleynhuis brand, part of a yogurt straining kit bought on Amazon) is a very good one with about the same thread count, but this is a lot cheaper.

Great stuff!

i have bought bolts of fabric advertised as cotton before and was disappointed to find out it was a blend. This does feel like a cotton, and did act like cotton on a burn test. I am using the fabric to create foundations for a renaissance fair costume. I feel that the unbleached cotton looks more realistic than a bleached cotton would be. This would also work well as a draping material.

I ordered two bolts at the same time. I needed these to make divider walls in a market booth. When I was finally ready to sew the panels.. I found that one bolt was perfect beautiful muslin, the other bolt feels like thin micro fiber blend of some sort. One feels like 1200 thread count Egyptian cotton and one feels like 200 thread cheap bargain sheets. I the picture you can see the side wall of fabric seems a tad darker..... That's because it's thicker material, vs the back wall of material is brighter, because the material is so thin and the light shows through it more.