Home
Fabric
Cotton
Organic cotton batiste, Regency cornucopia print, white

Organic cotton batiste, Regency cornucopia print, white

Product code 130 51-0004

Batist – jemné plátno s empírovým vzorem, 100% bio bavlna (GOTS)

+2 more

Premium cotton batiste densely woven of very fine thread. Perfect for breezy dresses, tops, and summer scarves. Authentic Regency print can be used for historical costuming.

Basic parameters

Width:	149 cm
Color:	white
Content:	100% cotton
Weight (gsm):	59 gsm
Weight (mm):	14 mm
Drape:	slightly supple
Period:	18th–19th centuries
Style:	regency, empire
Horizontal repeat:	10 cm
Vertical repeat:	9 cm
Availability:	limited edition
Certification:	Oeko-Tex Standard 100 class 1
Shrinkage:	1-2%
Care:

Bulk discount

1 - 9 m

17.28 $ / m

10 - 19 m

-5%

16.42 $ / m

20 - 49 m

-10%

15.55 $ / m

50 - 99 m

-15%

14.69 $ / m

100 and more

-20%

13.82 $ / m

in stock 89.7 m

Put on hold Product question

Want to know what this fabric feels like?

Product description

Pattern

This print dating from the Georgian or early Regency period features a field populated with tiny dots and tick marks among which are set cornucopias overflowing with roses, sprigs of rosehips, and other flowers. The original textile upon which this historical reproduction is based was of English or French origin and dates from the late 18th or early 19th century.

The original fabric is currently in the possession of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.

Fabric and applications

This cotton batiste is densely woven of very fine thread. It has a soft hand with a smooth touch and is airy and comfortable. Lightweight, with a soft drape this cotton fabric works beautifully for puffed sleeves, gathered skirts, and ruffles and also looks great in free-flowing garments, summer scarves, even billowy curtains.

In lighter shades the fabric can be a bit sheer, but its dense weave means that darker colors are not. Due to the higher thread count and the quality cotton used, this batiste won’t shrink much; nevertheless it’s a good idea to wash it before sewing.

Organic cotton

This batiste is made of OEKO-TEX-certified organic cotton.

Easy iron

Because this fabric is easy iron, it’s perfect for use in shirts and blouses. It wrinkles like any other cotton, but is easy to press or steam.

Traditional product

By purchasing this fabric you are supporting European textile traditions. It is printed with the latest technology by a Czech textile printer with a century-long history. If you are looking for a quality print for garment making, not just patchwork, you’ll love this material.

Limited edition

This pattern is part of a limited-edition collection of historical patterns from Sartor Bohemia (all rights reserved) and is produced in limited quantities. Don’t miss your chance to take some home, we may not have it in stock again.

Premium cotton batiste is

Woven with very fine yarn
Quality cotton does not fray so fabric stays smooth
Latest printing technology
Top-quality, colorfast inks
Easy iron

We recommend this fabric for

Women’s blouses and shirts
Men’s lightweight shirts
Tunics
Scarves
Summer dresses and skirts

Care

Machine wash 40°C. Because this fabric is quite fine, use a lower spin cycle; gentle handling will prolong your fabric’s lifespan. Iron on cotton setting.

FAQ

Do your historical reproductions ever repeat?

Rarely! We produce reproductions of historical fabrics as limited editions. We want to guarantee a certain authenticity to all owners of historical costumes and decorations. We recommend that you buy these fabrics while they are in stock, as this is the only way to secure them for your project aside from custom ordering.

What is a limited edition?

Limited editions are fabrics of exceptional quality or patterns that have been designed and produced exclusively under the Sartor brand. As a rule, they do not repeat and are therefore only available while supplies last. Don't miss your chance to own a true original.

What is the smallest amount of fabric I can order?

The minimum fabric order is a length of 20 cm.

Are your historical reproductions suitable for modern use?

Of course! Historical patterns are characterized by high-quality aesthetic workmanship with an emphasis on elegance and harmony, which make them timeless works of art. They are suitable for modern interiors, where they bring an element of originality (try a picture, a pillow). In fashion, they excel in simple, even minimalist, garments, handbags and other accessories.

Do you ship abroad?

Yes. We ship worldwide. The price of shipping is automatically calculated at checkout before payment after you select the country of delivery and the preferred carrier. If you do not find your country in the dropdown list, please contact us. You will find a rough overview of shipping costs in our shipping and payment terms.

Cheat sheet – Types of cotton fabrics

29.07.2022 Need to know

How well do you know your cotton fabrics? Would that dress be better in batiste, lawn, or muslin? Cotton is more than t-shirts and quilting squares. It comes in a whole range of great options, many of which you’ll find in stock here at Sartor. This little glossary gives you the low-down on the usual suspects.

Full article

Green, sustainable, safe – Understanding textile certificates

23.05.2022 Need to know

How can you tell if a given fabric is organic? Safe for sensitive skin? That it’s not the product of child labor? These things matter, and the answers are usually at your fingertips. Just like food or cosmetics, fabrics have their own certifications for sustainability and fair trade that can help you make an informed decision. You just need to recognize what the tag is telling you.

Full article

All about cotton

11.05.2022 Need to know

Let’s talk about cotton. It’s the natural fiber we all take for granted, but just how well do you know it? Can you tell a first-rate cotton from a cheap throwaway? And what makes the difference?

Full article

Empire style fashion and fabrics: Origins of a classic look

22.10.2021 History and tradition

The Empire dress, it’s a look we’re still wearing 200 years after it first came into fashion – clean, simple, classy, with its high waistline and long, slender silhouette. Here’s the story of how the French gave Rococo the boot, turned fashion on its head, and introduced a revolutionary new way of dressing.

Full article

Biedermeier fashion and fabrics

15.07.2021 History and tradition

As young women in Regency England swooned over Mr. Darcy, what were their counterparts on the Continent up to? Both sides of the Channel saw the rise of a middle-class esthetic, demure and practical. Gone were the arch tastes of Empire fashion. In the heart of Europe the Biedermeier brought an idealization of hearth and home, the return of the hourglass figure, and a flurry of dainty floral prints.

Full article

How to make curtains

21.06.2021 Tutorials and sewing patterns

Restart your interior with new curtains. Our step-by-step tutorial shows 4 easy styles anyone can sew, whether you’ve just moved in or have a serious case of cabin fever and absolutely need to make a change. This tutorial shows you how to make simple curtain panels for the 4 most popular hanging options – ring clips, rod pocket, curtain hooks, and tabs. Treat your windows to a new look in linen or silk from our large selection. Let’s get sewing.

Full article

Fabric weight explained

28.04.2021 Need to know

Fabric weight is one of the key elements in any fabric description. It’s an indicator of what a cloth is actually made of and what it could be good for. In online fabric shops you’ll find it listed alongside textile content and width, in brick-and-mortar shops it’s on the sticker at the end of the bolt. So, what exactly does it tell you?

Full article

The secret to choosing the right tailor

26.04.2021 Need to know

A good tailor is the cure for all that ails you. But how to pick the right one for you? Whether you want to save the planet, need something that flatters your figure, or just want to look great, a good tailor is the key. But how does it work? What should you expect? This article takes you through the process of identifying a good tailor and working with them to produce the results you want.

Full article

How to make a circle skirt: Part 2 – Sewing

09.06.2020 Tutorials and sewing patterns

The circle skirt is a classic that will make a great addition to any summer wardrobe, and with this “sartorial” (eh-hem, Sartor + tutorial ;-) absolutely anyone can make one. Our detailed, two-part tutorial takes you through it step by step. In part one we outlined how to make your pattern and calculate fabric use. Now we’ll get down to the nitty gritty of cutting and sewing the skirt. After all the theory in part one, the hands-on work in part two will be a cake walk. Let’s get sewing!

Full article

How to read laundry symbols

12.05.2020 Need to know

Ever wonder what those funny symbols on care labels mean? The washtub, the triangle, that little box with a circle inside? Get your decoder rings ready! This overview gives you the key to decipher what the manufacturer is trying to say. Now you’ll always know just how to wash, dry, and press your clothes. Never be vexed by the hieroglyphs on a care tag again!

Full article

How to make a circle skirt: Part 1 – pattern and cutting

05.05.2020 Tutorials and sewing patterns

The circle skirt is a timeless classic that you can make in any length. Whether you want a casual summer skater or a full-length formal number, it always delivers. This “sartorial” will equip you with the information and know-how you need to make one yourself, even if you’re new to sewing. In part one, you’ll learn how to choose the cut and fabric that’s right for you, make a pattern and position it for cutting, and calculate how much fabric you need. In part two, I’ll walk you through how to make a circle skirt, step by step.

Full article

Make your own face mask

16.03.2020 Tutorials and sewing patterns

We have put together step-by-step guide on how to sew a face mask. And not just any face mask. This is no pleated rectangle, but a stylish, tailored face protector, that you can wear proudly. If you’ve got a scrap of Sartor brocade lying around, all the better.

Full article

This product is in the categories

Printed fashion fabrics Cotton fabrics 19th century fabrics

Unique assortment

We produce our own modern and historical patterns

Dreams come true

The greatest selection of brocade, linen and silk in one place

Wonderful fabrics

We carry soft, breathable materials

Free samples

We'll send up to 5 fabric swatches for free, anywhere in the world

Shopping cart

Your cart is empty. Let's do something about that :-)

Organic cotton batiste, Regency cornucopia print, white