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Home Fabric Type Scrim/Gauze

Scrim/Gauze Fabric
by the yard

Scrim/Gauze fabric by the yard is a lightweight, open-weave textile known for its airy structure and gentle softness. Weighing between 70gsm and 160gsm, gauze is most often woven from cotton or bamboo fibers that allow excellent breathability and moisture absorption. Its slightly crinkled texture and semi-transparent appearance give it a relaxed, natural look while providing comfort against the skin. Available in single, double, and multi-layer constructions, gauze is favored for baby products, summer clothing, and craft projects where comfort and delicacy matter most.

  • Fabric Content/Material: Cotton, Bamboo, or Cotton–Bamboo Blends
  • Fabric Application: Baby Blankets, Swaddles, Dresses, Scarves, Pajamas, Table Linens, and Decorative Crafts
  • Color: White, Ivory, Blush Pink, Sky Blue, Beige, Olive, Mustard, and Soft Gray

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What Makes Scrim and Gauze Special

Lightweight Structure Built for Breathability

Scrim and gauze fabric are defined by their open, loosely woven construction, which allows air to circulate freely against the skin — making them among the most breathable fabric options available. Ranging from 70 to 160gsm, these textiles offer a range of weights suitable for everything from delicate infant wraps to structured layering pieces. The fine, airy weave gives gauze a distinctly soft hand feel that only improves with repeated washing, making it a top choice for comfort-first projects.

Natural Fiber Options: Cotton, Bamboo, and Blends

Our scrim and gauze fabric is available in pure cotton fabric as well as bamboo and cotton-bamboo blends that offer enhanced softness and natural moisture-wicking properties. Cotton gauze is the traditional choice for its durability and ease of care, while bamboo blends bring a silkier drape and eco-conscious appeal to the weave. For makers seeking a slightly more structured alternative, blended gauze options provide just enough body to hold a garment's shape without sacrificing that signature lightness.

Versatile Applications From Baby Gear to Fashion

Scrim and gauze fabric is one of the most versatile lightweight textiles a maker can stock, equally at home in baby muslin wraps, breezy summer dresses, and floaty scarves. Its translucent quality also makes it a popular choice for layering in costume fabric projects, theatrical sets, and DIY craft fabric applications where texture and visual depth matter. Whether you're producing garments in volume or crafting one-of-a-kind pieces, gauze's adaptability across uses makes it a reliable staple in any fabric inventory.

Soft off-white and sage green crinkled textiles drape over a wooden table in bright morning sunlight.

Soft, Breathable Gauze Fabric Sold by the Yard

Our scrim and gauze fabric collection brings together the finest lightweight wovens in cotton, bamboo, and blended constructions — all available by the yard so you get exactly what your project demands. With weights spanning 70 to 160gsm, you can source the ideal gauze for everything from featherlight baby muslins to structured layering pieces with beautiful drape. The natural breathability of these fabrics makes them a go-to for warm-weather garments, and their soft texture is gentle enough for sensitive skin. Compared to heavier wovens like linen fabric or structured types like cambric fabric, gauze offers an unmatched combination of airiness and softness that's hard to replicate with any other weave.

Oatmeal beige double gauze draped on a vintage mannequin in a sunlit studio with colorful textile rolls.

Wholesale Gauze Fabric for Every Creative Project

Whether you're a small-batch garment maker, a boutique baby brand, or a seasoned crafter stocking up for the season, our wholesale gauze fabric pricing makes it easy to buy in the quantities you need without overpaying. Each yard is cut to order from consistent, quality-checked rolls, so you can trust that the fabric you receive matches what you see in our swatches. From clothing accessories fabric to full garment panels, gauze adapts to a wide range of creative and commercial applications.

If you're exploring complementary lightweight options for layering or mixed-media projects, consider pairing gauze with chiffon fabric for added sheerness, or with crepe fabric for contrast in texture and drape. Our team is available to help you select the right weight and fiber content for your specific use case, and bulk pricing is available for larger yardage orders. Shop our full scrim and gauze range above and find the perfect fabric for your next project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between scrim and gauze fabric?
Scrim and gauze are both open-weave, lightweight textiles, but they differ slightly in construction and end use. Gauze typically refers to a soft, loosely woven fabric used in apparel, baby products, and crafts, while scrim often has a slightly stiffer, more open weave used in theatrical backdrops, interfacing, and industrial applications. In everyday fabric retail, the two terms are frequently used interchangeably to describe breathable, sheer woven textiles in the 70–160gsm weight range.
What weight of gauze fabric should I choose for baby wraps?
For baby wraps and muslin swaddles, a lighter weight gauze in the 70–100gsm range is generally the best choice, as it is soft, breathable, and gentle against newborn skin. Heavier gauze around 130–160gsm works better for items like toddler blankets or lightweight garments where a bit more body is needed. If you're unsure, cotton or bamboo-blend gauze at around 90gsm is a popular all-purpose weight for infant products.
Is gauze fabric suitable for making dresses and scarves?
Absolutely — gauze fabric is a favorite among garment makers for its effortless drape and breezy aesthetic, making it ideal for summer dresses, kimonos, beach cover-ups, and lightweight scarves. The fabric's natural movement and semi-sheer quality lend a relaxed, bohemian look that works well in both casual and resort-style fashion. When sewing with gauze, use a fine needle and a gentle stitch to prevent distortion of the open weave.
Does gauze fabric shrink after washing?
Yes, gauze fabric — especially 100% cotton gauze — can shrink noticeably after the first wash, sometimes up to 10–15%. It's strongly recommended to pre-wash and dry your gauze before cutting and sewing to account for any shrinkage. After the initial wash, the fabric typically stabilizes and becomes even softer with subsequent laundering, which is one of the hallmark qualities buyers love about gauze.
Can gauze fabric be used for curtains or home décor projects?
Yes, scrim and gauze fabric work beautifully for sheer curtains, canopy draping, and decorative home accents where a light, airy look is desired. The open weave diffuses natural light softly without fully blocking it, creating an elegant, understated effect in living spaces and bedrooms. For theatrical or event décor, scrim in particular is widely used as a backdrop material because of the way it interacts with stage lighting.

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Custom Printed Fabric

Yes, we offer custom printing — share your design and we’ll bring it to life on your chosen fabric.