Black Conductive fabric, adhesive backing

Amazing BLACK!!

This is such a great find! You can now cut shapes however you want and then use the sticky backing in your projects. This is a useful way to map out your circuits or to add unusual forms to your wearables.

You can sew it once placed so you can use it to make sure that your cut shapes don't move. It can sometimes be difficult to use glues on these types of fabrics. Now you don't have to.

Unsure what you can do with conductive fabrics? Read our book on wearable technology.

If you're just wanting to have a play with some circuit ideas, or as a family activity, then this is a great addition to your wearables collection.

Size 10x10 or try 4 times as much with a 20x20cm piece!

This is a sticky sample!

These fabrics have a sticky backing so you can use them quickly in your wearables. We'd recommend sewing them down and using the 'stick' to place and hold them while testing.

When I got started in wearables I had difficulty finding conductive fabrics to play with and use. It was difficult to get anything but ripstop style. Now I've found lovely gems like this sticky black. 

• Black 10 x 10 or 20 x 20 cm
  The cloth is conductive and should not be worn directly on the body or in contact with the skin. You have to put on fabric or similar.
  Durable, Very easy to cut and sew
• Surface resistance : below 0.03 ohm
• Material: copper+polyester+nickel+Carbon
• Type: plain
• Shielding: RF & LF Electromagnetic fields
• Frequency range: 30MHz to 35GHz
• Damping (dB): 85-65 dB
• Color: black

Please note that these are all approximate sizes. These are all cut by hand and there will be some discrepancies. 

If you experiment with this, we'd love to see your project photos!

Get playful!