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Hopsack (like Basketweave) is a woven upholstery fabric. Hopsack is a distinctive woven fabric with a prominent slubbed effect.This fabric is used for bed and headboard coverings, loose covers for furniture and highly suitable for curtains and soft furnishings.Hopsack woven fabric os 100% Polyester making a versatile and durable fabric, easily washable and quick drying.his fabric is used for bed and headboard coverings, loose covers for furniture and highly suitable for curtains and soft furnishings. Hopsack woven fabric os 100% Polyester making a versatile and durable fabric, easily washable and quick drying.
Originally Posted by arkirshner Hopsack is a weave not a style. Cloth made with a hopsack weave is a bit coarser, (and thus less formal), than a plain weave because to weave hopsack two or more warp yarns are woven together as one and two or more weft yarns are also woven together as one.Like all cloth, the same weave comes in different weights.riginally Posted by Jovan Hopsack or doeskin -- IMO, those the blazer fabrics. Differentiates it from a navy suit jacket. Serge is also a great blazer fabric (especially for double-breasted blazers), though it's also used in suits.