Cowboy Flannel Fabric

Vintage | 1950s | Yellow | Cowboy Flannel Fabric

This charming cowboy flannel fabric remnant captures the authentic spirit of 1950s western Americana with its delightful southwestern theme motifs. Featuring soft cotton flannel construction in a vibrant yellow background with brown, black, and green cowboy graphics, this textile remnant represents the era's celebration of western culture and quality American manufacturing. The generous 89" x 35" dimensions provide exceptional value for substantial sewing projects while maintaining the fabric's vintage authenticity.

• Era: 1950s
• Pattern: Cowboy Western Theme
• Color: Yellow with Brown, Black, Green
• Material: Cotton Flannel
• Condition: New Old Stock
• Dimensions: 89" x 35" (2+ yards)
• Weight: Medium Flannel
• Care: Machine Washable
• Manufacturing Origin: USA

Key Features

This cowboy flannel fabric remnant showcases authentic 1950s western motifs with detailed cowboy graphics rendered in earth tones against a cheerful yellow background. The soft cotton flannel construction provides comfort and warmth, while the substantial yardage allows for complete garment projects or multiple coordinated items. The quality American manufacturing ensures durability and authentic vintage character.

Perfect for

Ideal for western-themed sewing projects, children's clothing, and vintage Americana crafts. Perfect for making western shirts, pajamas, quilting projects, or rustic home decor items. Excellent choice for collectors of 1950s western textiles, sewers working on period-appropriate garments, and DIY enthusiasts creating authentic southwestern-themed projects requiring soft, comfortable flannel material.

Condition Details

This flannel fabric remnant is in excellent new old stock condition, never used and carefully stored since the 1950s. The cotton flannel maintains its original softness and vibrant colors with no fading, staining, or structural damage. The western graphics remain sharp and well-defined, ready for immediate use in your sewing projects.