"Tiger Fleece" Fabric Source?

[Brandon Abell]

Does anybody know of a source for that "tiger fleece" fabric (the kind with the crosshatching) that is used on the Spruce hoodies? My Google-fu has failed me.

Thanks.

[yuljo]

I believe CYC in British Columbia produces their fabrics in-house and so they're probably the only source and it's probably difficult to get unless you order a full bolt.

[Brandon Abell]

I believe CYC in British Columbia produces their fabrics in-house and so they're probably the only source and it's probably difficult to get unless you order a full bolt.

Hopefully I can find contact info for them. . . Google comes up empty again! :-(

I don't imagine I'll have much trouble finding others to split a bolt or roll. It's a cool looking fabric.

B.

edit: Okay their full name is CYC Design Corporation. They have a "coming soon" on their website. I'll email them and see what I can find.

[LA Guy]

I am nearly certain that CYC will not sell you their proprietary fabric. I'm not even sure that they will make you blanks in the tiger fleece fabric, which is developed specifically for their house lines.

[Crillz]

No?

[fndmybetterhalf]

yeah sorry to break it to you but most manufacturers wont sell to individuals no matter how much you want to buy...unless you buy a very very very high min amount which i dont think you can afford...and it'll definitely be alot more than a roll or two...

[mickawes]

Isnt "heather" the same as tigerfleece? Or am i missing something?

[Rockn]

if you want to get a similar look you can just take plain green fabric and then print white specs all over it to get that tiger fleece look,

[Kane]

Fok's right.

Though Hakeeeem down the street will hook you up with heather. Fif dolla luf yeeew longlong tiiiieeeem.