Which is better for quilting?

Both are 100% cotton solids and work for quilting. Kona Cotton is the safer pick for matching colors and piecing, thanks to its smooth high-thread-count finish and OEKO-TEX certification. Supreme Solids is fine for simple projects at a lower price.

Which is cheaper per yard?

Kona is $10.99 at Amazon as of November 3, 2026 for a half yard, which works out to about $21.98 per yard. Supreme Solids is $4.98 at The Fabric Company as of November 3, 2026 per yard. Supreme is far cheaper per yard.

Is Kona Cotton worth the extra cost?

If you quilt seriously or sew garments, yes. You get certification, a smoother hand and a color line you can reorder and match. For a one-off craft project, Supreme Solids covers the job for less.

Kona is listed at 43/44 in. Supreme Solids is listed at 41/43 in in its specs and 45 in in its description, so treat its width as uncertain. Kona's width is the more reliable figure.

Does either fabric have safety certification?

Kona Cotton is OEKO-TEX certified free of harmful substances. No certification is stated for Supreme Solids.

Can I buy small amounts of each?

Kona is sold by the half yard, so quantity 1 gives you 44 x 18 in. Supreme Solids is sold by the yard, so the smallest cut is a full yard.

Robert Kaufman Kona Cotton Solid Fabric vs Supreme Solids - Jasmine Green

Buy Kona Cotton if you want a proven quilting solid with OEKO-TEX certification, a wide color range and a smooth high-thread-count hand. Buy Supreme Solids Jasmine Green if you want the lowest entry price and are cutting whole yards. The latest prices are $10.99 at Amazon for Kona as of November 3, 2026, and $4.98 at The Fabric Company for Supreme Solids as of November 3, 2026, but Kona is sold by the half yard and Supreme by the yard, so compare cost per yard before deciding.

Today the Supreme Solids - Jasmine Green costs $6.01 less at its best price.

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