Striped Fabric

The collection includes a wide variety of striped designs — from subtle, fine lines to bold, wide stripes in many colours and textures, suitable for multiple décor styles.

Yes — many striped fabrics are perfect for creating beautiful curtains or made to measure roman blinds that add height and visual interest to your windows.

Absolutely — lots of stripes have the durability and texture ideal for upholstery projects such as chairs, footstools and cushions. Striped ticking fabric is a particular customer favourite.

Yes, Just Fabrics offers exclusive striped linings that can add structure and an extra design detail to your finished drapery

Yes — some striped fabrics are available in double width or extra wide options, which is worth remembering if you’re dressing larger windows or want fewer seams in your curtains. Extra wide striped fabric can be a clever way to achieve a cleaner, more continuous look, especially for made to measure curtains or wide roman blinds, while also helping to reduce fabric waste.

Ticking fabric is a tightly woven textile, traditionally made from cotton or linen, and instantly recognised by its fine vertical stripes. Unlike ordinary striped cotton, ticking is designed for strength and durability, with a close weave that resists wear. This makes it highly practical for use as upholstery fabric, cushion covers, and headboards, while also lending structure to curtain fabric, made to measure curtains, and roman blinds. Its crisp stripe definition provides a classic look that has remained timeless across both rustic and modern interiors.

Ticking fabric is produced in a variety of stripe widths, from narrow pinstripes to wider, more rustic bands, and comes in classic shades such as navy, charcoal, red, and soft neutrals. Narrow stripes work well in smaller rooms or when paired with other patterned fabrics, while wider stripes create a bold statement. When choosing, it is important to consider the room’s scale, the effect of natural light, and how the stripe will sit against other curtain fabric or upholstery fabric. Ordering fabric samples is a helpful way to test both colour and stripe width before starting a project.