Tropical, but make it Noir. This black and white tropical print cotton slub broadcloth is where mid-century tiki meets moody modernism—a striking mix of hand-drawn palm fronds, pineapples, and lush foliage that feels both vintage resort-wear and effortlessly cool. The textured slub weave adds depth and character, making this 58-inch wide broadcloth a standout for statement shirting, relaxed dresses, and unique quilting projects. Whether you’re channeling 1950s Havana nights or minimalist botanical vibes, this fabric has the perfect balance of bold and refined.

DETAILS
• Material: 100% Cotton Slub Broadcloth – textured, breathable, and durable
• Width: 58 inches – ideal for apparel & bold home accents
• Print: Hand-drawn tropical leaves & pineapples in black & white for a vintage yet modern look
• Feel: Structured but soft—adds body without being stiff
• Care Instructions: Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Pre-wash recommended—because vintage-inspired looks shouldn’t come with surprise shrinkage.

PERFECT FOR
• Statement button-ups & resort shirts that scream "effortless cool"
• Relaxed fit dresses with vintage-meets-modern flair
• Sharp home décor—think pillow covers, curtains, or table runners with a retro twist
• Quilting projects that stand out in the best way

HOW TO ORDER
All Orders are Continuous Cut
Example Purchase for 2.5 Yards 
* Select "Yards-Enter Quantity" from the drop down and enter “2”
* Select "Add or Buy 1/2 YD" from the drop down menu and enter “1”

SHIPPING
• Orders ship USPS Ground
• Ship Days are Monday - Thursday EST
• MONDAY HOLIDAY Weekends - Orders Placed on Thursday will ship the following Tuesday.(if you did not receive a shipping notification that day!)
• We’ll keep you in the loop with order updates + shipping confirmation.

RETURNS
• Fabrics are NOT Refundable ~Please contact us if you have any issues!

COLOR DISCLAIMER
• Please be aware that while we do our best to scan and photograph the colors accurately, all monitors display colors differently, please allow some variation between what you see on your screen and what you see in real life.