'every fabric' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used to refer to any and all types of fabric or material. For example, "This store sells every fabric imaginable."
Not surprisingly, every fabric failed to some degree.
Every fabric represents an emotional state and, though every villager carries one, none is the same.
"David and I have been involved in every chair design, every tabletop design, every banquette, every fabric — everything," Caiola says.
Spread over three floors, you will find every fabric, ribbon, interfacing, lace, feather or buckle you could possibly need.
Despite the appearance of plenty, the Suitsupply selection is deceptive: not every style is available in every fabric, and depending how late in the season you go, not every size, either.
Nonetheless, the place is breathless in every meaning of the word, as the cold wind bends the simplest of shots and penetrates every layer of every fabric armed against it.
The stone walls feature a collage of human X-rays that change color with every fabric-rippling thump of the bass.
I try to make a representation of every piece of fabric, every shape and sculpture.
"I just wanted to highlight every Nigerian fabric," she said.
That's probably unfair to "Bewildered" and "It's a Man's Man's Man's World," but there are gaps in every great fabric of possibilities, and Sharon Jones is just the performer to sew a few of them up.
For women, layers of floaty underskirts were accompanied by pinnies and ponchos in every conceivable fabric from gold spun mohair to coated cotton, also worn over trousers to beat home the multi-tiered look.
