Marcy Tilton Designer Fashion Fabrics
 
Luxury Corduroys
 
 
In Classic Solid Colors
 
 
Today I’m excited to give you first dibs on new arrivals in the Corduroy Collection—posh wales milled in Japan, Italy, and France for top designers in LA, New York, and Milan. These are primo corduroys in quietly luxe, deeply sophisticated colors. Shown above is Vogue 1925 made with Aegean Teal , and below is Vogue 1959 made with Frisco Fog.
 
 
20% off the Corduroy Collection
with code LUXECORDS
 
 
CODE GOOD THROUGH NOVEMBER 16
 
 
 
 
SPACE BLUE
COTTON + SPANDEX
LA DESIGNER
 
AEGEAN TEAL
100% COTTON
JAPANESE MILL
 
 
SERPENTINE
COTTON + LYRCA
LA DESIGNER
 
IMPERIAL INDIGO
100% COTTON
LA DESIGNER
 
 
NUTELLA
COTTON + LYRCA
LA DESIGNER
 
PARIS GRAY
COTTON + LYCRA
LA DESIGNER
 
 
PECAN
COTTON + LYCRA
LA DESIGNER
 
BIRCH
COTTON + SPANDEX
FRENCH MILL
 
 
SHADY NAVY
COTTON + SPANDEX
FRENCH MILL
 
PLUM DANDY
100% COTTON
FRENCH MILL
 
 
CLOVER
COTTON + SPANDEX
LA DESIGNER
 
FRISCO FOG
COTTON + SPANDEX
JAPANESE MILL
 
 
ARCTIC WHITE
COTTON+ SPANDEX
LA DESIGNER
 
MARINA
100% COTTON
FRENCH MILL
 
 
TOP HAT BLACK
100% COTTON
FRENCH MILL
 
RAISIN
COTTON SPANDEX
LA DESIGNER
 
 
SANDSTORM
COTTON+ SPANDEX
LA DESIGNER
 
CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT
COTTON + SPANDEX
LA DESIGNER
 
 
MERLOT
COTTON + ELASTINE
JAPANESE MILL
 
BLACKOUT
COTTON + SPANDEX
LA DESIGNER
 
 
 
 
FROM THE BLOG
 
 
Tips for Working
with Corduroy
 
 
Corduroy is one of those quietly luxe fabrics that rewards a little extra care, and the results are always worth it. Whether you’re prepping, cutting, or finishing, a few smart techniques can make all the difference in keeping the nap plush, the seams smooth, and the garment beautifully wearable. On my blog, you’ll find our go-to tips for washing, sewing, pressing, and handling corduroy—practical, time-tested guidance to help you get the best results from every wale.