By Omid Yasharpour, Founder of My Textile Fabric — Los Angeles fabric wholesaler.
Part of our How to Choose Fabric for Sewing: A Beginner's Guide — start there for the full picture.
As we move through 2026, fabric lovers and designers are buzzing about the year's standout trends. This year, it's all about tactile experiences, earthy tones, and timeless versatility. Whether you're revamping a wardrobe or refreshing a living space, keeping up with the latest fabric trends helps you stay ahead of the curve. At My Textile Fabric, we've stocked up on the most in-demand textiles, patterns, and textures so you can create with confidence and style.
Let's dive into the top fabrics making waves in both fashion and home décor this year.
Velvet's Big Comeback in Fashion and Interiors
There's something undeniably luxurious about velvet. Its plush surface and rich colors are bringing elegance back to everything from tailored jackets to statement drapes. This year, velvet is trending in earthy tones like olive, rust, and deep navy, along with bold jewel tones for those who love to make a statement.
In home décor, velvet is being used for accent pillows, upholstered furniture, and even curtains. It gives a room instant depth and warmth. In fashion, designers are pairing velvet with sleek fabrics like silk or satin to balance texture with flow.
At My Textile Fabric, we carry a variety of velvet textiles perfect for everything from formalwear to upholstery projects — including flexible options like our stretch velvet, which moves comfortably for apparel while keeping that signature plush hand.
Muslin: The Go-To for Sustainability and Versatility
With the growing focus on eco-friendly materials, many crafters and designers are choosing muslin for their projects. It's lightweight, breathable, and incredibly easy to work with, making it ideal for pattern making, casual wear, and soft home items like curtains and bedding.
If you're planning to buy muslin fabric, we've got you covered. Our unbleached cotton muslin is soft, durable, and works beautifully as a natural base for dyeing projects, garment mock-ups, and relaxed home décor pieces.
Textured Clothing Lining for Elevated Everyday Wear
Clothing lining is no longer just about function. Lining materials are part of the design story now. You'll see designers using contrast linings with visible pops of color or texture when jackets are unbuttoned or sleeves are rolled up.
Textured linings like quilted cotton, silk blends, and even stretch taffeta are making everyday pieces feel more custom and high-end. At My Textile Fabric, we offer a wide range of lining options — because even what's underneath should feel good and look great.
Organic Patterns and Earthy Textures
Patterns inspired by nature are taking center stage. Think leafy prints, raw-edge finishes, and uneven dye patterns like tie-dye and stonewash. These add a grounded, relaxed vibe that works beautifully in boho wardrobes or cozy, earth-toned living spaces.
Pair these natural patterns with textured basics from our cotton collection — slub cottons, muslins, and broadcloths — for a laid-back look that still feels intentional. Layer these styles with velvet or metallics for a modern twist that plays with contrast.
Sheer Layers and Mixed Textiles
Designers are embracing contrast — not just in color, but in texture too. Sheer fabrics like organza or voile from our sheer collection are being layered over heavier materials to create depth in garments and curtains, giving both structure and movement.
One big advantage of this layering trend is flexibility. You can mix lining materials like muslin or broadcloth under sheer fabrics for a unique peekaboo effect. It's a fun way to make basics feel brand new.
Metallics and Shimmer Accents
A newer current running through this year's trends is controlled shimmer — metallic finishes used as accents rather than all-over statements. Lamé and shimmer knits are showing up as evening tops, statement sleeves, table runners, and backdrop panels. Browse our lamé fabrics or try an iridescent crush shimmer for a color-shifting accent that photographs beautifully.
Nostalgia Patterns: Retro Is In
From 70s florals to 90s color blocks, retro prints are back — but with a modern twist. They're often combined with natural textures or minimalist silhouettes to keep the look fresh.
Don't be surprised to see vintage motifs reimagined in this year's fabric trends, especially on muslin, cotton, and rayon blends. These fabrics take dye and print beautifully, giving you endless ways to bring throwback vibes into modern spaces.
Stay Ahead with My Textile Fabric
Whether you want to buy muslin fabric for your next eco-conscious project or explore luxurious velvet options for statement pieces, we're here to help. At My Textile Fabric, we keep up with what's trending so you can stay inspired.
We offer:
- A wide variety of trending textures and prints
- Bulk and wholesale pricing for every size of project
- Quality fabrics perfect for both fashion and home décor
- Friendly support to help you pick the best fabric for your vision
Wrapping It Up
From tactile clothing lining and airy sheers to sustainable muslins and vintage prints, this year's fabric trends bring something exciting for every maker. It's all about texture, contrast, and personalization.
Explore our online shop at My Textile Fabric and stay one step ahead with the fabrics that are defining 2026. Whether you're crafting for style, comfort, or sustainability, we've got the textures and patterns that bring your ideas to life.
Keep Reading
- Velvet Fabric Trends for 2026: Top Picks In Fashion and Home Décor — what's in style now.
- How to Choose the Right Fabric for Dresses, Curtains, Upholstery, and Event Décor — step-by-step guidance.
- How Fashion and Home Decor Fabric Trends Are Merging in 2026 — what's in style now.