Which fabric should I use for Christmas pajamas?

Double brushed poly (DBP) is the standard choice — it is soft, has four-way stretch, and holds saturated holiday colors beautifully wash after wash.

Can I get one continuous piece for matching family sets?

Yes. Choose continuous yardage at checkout and we cut your total order as a single uninterrupted length so prints match across every garment.

How late can I order for Christmas delivery?

In-stock Christmas fabric ships within 1-3 business days. Custom printed yardage currently runs a 7-10 day lead time, so order custom prints by early December.

Holiday Sewing

Christmas Fabric by the Yard

Christmas sewing starts earlier than anyone admits — matching family pajamas get cut in September, and the last-minute stocking panels get cut on December 22nd. Our Christmas fabric is stocked for both kinds of sewists: buttery double brushed poly for jammies and loungewear, textured bullet knit for oversized bows and headbands, and crisp woven quilting cotton for tree skirts, table runners and quilts.

Every Christmas print is cut fresh in our Branson, Missouri studio. Order a bow strip if you only need a few inches, a half or full yard for a single garment, or continuous yardage when a whole family's pajama set has to come off one uninterrupted piece so the candy canes line up across every seam.

Questions sewists ask

Which fabric should I use for Christmas pajamas?: Double brushed poly (DBP) is the standard choice — it is soft, has four-way stretch, and holds saturated holiday colors beautifully wash after wash.
Can I get one continuous piece for matching family sets?: Yes. Choose continuous yardage at checkout and we cut your total order as a single uninterrupted length so prints match across every garment.
How late can I order for Christmas delivery?: In-stock Christmas fabric ships within 1-3 business days. Custom printed yardage currently runs a 7-10 day lead time, so order custom prints by early December.