• Manufactured Early 2000s 
• On selvage edge of fabric: Veritable Wax Block Print Hitagret
• Measures:  W: 45" L: 142"
• Hand: The fabric is the same on both sides. The Hand is softer than Ankara new, as I washed it. See below when wash it softens. 
• About Hitagret Branded fabrics: Veritable Wax Block Print Hitarget refers to a family of 100% cotton African Ankara fabrics known for their bold colors, cultural motifs, and wax‑resist printing techniques. These fabrics are widely used for dresses, skirts, shirts, headwraps, décor, and craft projects.
• About Ankara (also known as African wax print or Dutch wax print). : Ankara is a vibrant cotton fabric decorated with bold, repeating patterns and bright colors, traditionally made using wax-resist or industrial roller printing techniques  While it originated from Indonesian batik designs introduced by Dutch traders in the 19th century, it was adopted and redefined across West and Central Africa, where it became a symbol of cultural identity, status, and celebration. When new, Ankara can feel stiff because of the printing process and the cotton weave. Over time, washing and wear soften it, but in its fresh state it retains a firm texture. It’s widely used for dresses, shirts, headwraps, and accessories, and is especially popular for weddings, festivals, and other cultural events 

Key points:

• Common name: Ankara / African wax print

• Texture: Stiff when new, softens with washing

• Origin: Inspired by Indonesian batik, adapted in West/Central Africa

• Use: Clothing, headwraps, home décor, and cultural events

I am retiring from my costume/wedding/clothing tailor business, and because of this I will be selling my thousands and thousands of patterns.