emma kites Ripstop Nylon Fabric 48g (Sq M) of Water Repellent Dustproof Airtight PU Coating - Excellent Fabric for Kites Inflatable Skydancer Flag Tarp Cover Tent Stuff Sack

Nice quality bit more rustly than I expected for using as a lining for a bag

Good price, bright colour, good quality.

Fab material does the job perfectly

Used this to make a flag, it's now at best pale peach after only two weeks outside. The black I purchased with it has stayed solid.This fabric is rather stiff - which suits kites but not some other uses. That might be useful to someone. The weave is also rather uneven with the ripstop lines far from orthogonal. Just don't choose this colour.Photo is of a polyester fabric of the same colour, a fresh piece of this emmakites product showing it arrived the right colour and then the flag that's been out for two weeks.

Nothing like the picture. Colour is a pale and ugly peach.

The best kite ripstop I have ever used in 40 years of making kites it is the perfect blend of crisp and drapeable for all classic delta box and appliqued flat kites. When I started ripstop was very variable and most of what we could get third grade This is a reliable source and if the 16 colours are not enough it will take Dylon hand and Washing machine dyes to modify colours to what you like - I have a taste for inbetweens Citrine orange tawny kakhi mustards.

Quality is great. Color is consistent

I assembled a PVC frame, hung this fabric on it, and it's all good. You can iron it, but keep the iron on low.I first made a frame of 1/2" PVC (that I got free), and it could not stand up. So for about $25, I got the thicker 1" tube and 8 connectors and built one that is solid. Clip the fabric on, and it's a really good green screen.

I needed a lightweight water repellent tent ground cloth. This fabric performed perfectly. I was able to cut it to the size needed. It comes in several colors, the color I got matches the tent.

This fabric was perfect....used it to make a tent for back of truck

Seeing that our church's scout troop was dealing with old, torn tent bags, I purchased 20 yards of this fabric to make replacements. The old bags had been virtually destroyed by the kids trying to get the tents into and out of the original bags (fold it just right, roll it just right, tap your heels together three times and forget it). I made the new bags with two layers of this fabric, 2 inches larger in diameter and four inches longer than the originals. This fabric has virtually zero coefficient of friction, meaning the tents (or whatever else you put in there) will slide in and out of the bag effortlessly. The fabric is easy to sew, and perfect for this application. I also used this fabric to make new bags for the tent poles and stakes, and I would definitely buy this fabric again.