Art Gallery Fabrics

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This American-based design house is renowned for producing exceptional-quality fabrics, crafted with a superior thread count and an exquisitely fine weave. By collaborating with a diverse group of designers, they curate an exciting range of modern, inspiring collections.

All AGF fabrics are OEKO-TEX certified, giving you confidence that their dyes are among the safest and most environmentally responsible in the sewing industry. Their premium cottons—often referred to as “pima”—are known for their incredibly soft feel and minimal shrinkage (just 1%–2%). With almost no fraying and a luxurious thread count of 205 (compared to the industry standard of 160), the difference is unmistakable.

We’re delighted to stock the full range of Pure Solids, along with all Signature Solids, which we frequently use to build our curated bundles. These solids pair beautifully with coordinating prints, helping you create cohesive, eye-catching projects. Many of our most popular colours are also matched with Aurifil Threads, making it easy to shop with confidence. You’ll find our current selection of prints below, click here to find the solids.

In addition to our Art Gallery Prints and Solids, we also carry a range of their 108" Wide Back fabrics—perfect for quilt backings or dressmaking. Click here to see our current stock.

We’re also pleased to offer the ingenious 2.5 Edition Binding. This clever fabric design provides multiple binding options in a single cut, adding a unique and polished finish to any quilt. Please click here to see the current Binding collection.

Our small but cosy selection of flannel is ideal for quilt backings or for sewing the snuggliest winter pyjamas. Click here to see our current stock.

New to our studio is the Art Gallery Substrate Linen Blend—made from 55% linen and 45% cotton. Soft, breathable, and beautifully textured, it brings a touch of magic to any project. Click here to explore the current range.

AGF’s mission is to create fabrics that truly make you “FEEL THE DIFFERENCE,” and we couldn’t agree more.