Circular Cross Liturgical Brocade Fabric | Elegant Liturgical Design

Description

Elevate your religious garments and décor with our Circular Cross Liturgical

Brocade Fabric	, meticulously crafted from
100% polyester	to combine durability with a luxurious feel. Measuring
60 inches in width	, this fabric features an intricate Liturgical pattern woven into the brocade, making it an ideal choice for various liturgical applications. Key Features:
Material	100% Polyester
Width	60 inches
Design	Intricate Liturgical motifs woven into the brocade
Texture	Smooth and durable with a subtle sheen
Color Options	Available in multiple shades to suit various design needs
Versatile Uses	Ideal for church vestments, altar cloths, choir robes, religious stoles, home décor, and craft projects
Care Instructions	Machine washable on a gentle cycle; tumble dry low or hang to dry Applications:
Liturgical Garments	Perfect for creating chasubles, stoles, and other ecclesiastical attire, adding a touch of elegance to religious ceremonies.
Altar Linens	Suitable for crafting altar frontals, pulpit falls, and lectern covers, enhancing the sanctity of worship spaces
Choir Robes	Provides a refined look for choir ensembles, ensuring uniformity and reverence.
Home Décor & Crafts	Ideal for decorative pillows, table runners, and other craft projects that require a touch of sophistication. Order Details:
📏 Sold by the Yard	Order the exact amount needed for your project, ensuring minimal waste.
📌 Sample Swatches Available	Evaluate the fabric's texture and color before making a larger purchase. Enhance your sacred spaces and religious attire with the timeless beauty of our Circular Cross Liturgical
Brocade Fabric	. Its intricate design and durable construction make it a cherished choice for both traditional and contemporary liturgical creations. ⚠
Note	Due to variations in screen displays, fabric colors may appear slightly different in person. For precise color matching, we recommend ordering a
sample swatch	prior to purchasing larger quantities. Inspired by the rich tradition of liturgical textiles, this fabric embodies both faith and artistry, making it a valuable addition to any religious setting.

Color Waves

Not sure about the color? We highly recommend ordering a sample swatch first to see the color and fabric in person. Colors may vary slightly due to screen settings and dye lots. Returns are accepted in accordance with our return policy and are subject to applicable restocking fees.

Dye Lot Variations

A Note About Dye Lots Dye lots may vary slightly from order to order. As one fabric roll sells out and a new roll is opened, subtle color variations may occur. If matching a specific shade is important, we recommend ordering a sample swatch to view our current dye lot before placing your order.

Full Piece and/or Splits

Full Pieces & Splits

We always do our best to provide your order in one continuous piece whenever possible. However, as fabric rolls are completed or depending on how they arrive from the mill, an order may occasionally include more than one piece. Some mill-direct rolls may also contain splits within the roll.

For this reason, we cannot guarantee one continuous piece. If continuous yardage is important for your project, please contact our team before ordering so we can check availability for you.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between jacquard and brocade?

Jacquard is the weaving technique; brocade is a type of jacquard with raised, ornate patterns — often with metallic threads. Both give a rich, textured look prized in formal wear and upholstery. This fabric demystifier explains the weaves. Our jacquard and brocade fabrics start from $5.99 per yard.

What are jacquard and brocade fabrics used for?

Evening wear, drapery, upholstery, table linens, and cultural garments — anywhere you want pattern woven in rather than printed on. The texture catches light beautifully. See how damask works in fashion and interiors for ideas.

Where does satin jacquard work best?

Satin jacquard combines sheen with woven pattern — stunning for bridal, prom dresses, and luxe table linens. Our top uses of satin jacquard rounds up the best applications.

How do I care for brocade?

Care varies by fabric — check the product listing. Raised weaves and metallic threads call for gentle handling. Our fabric care 101 has the fundamentals.