Waxed tan canvas fabric for sale for bags, luggage, totes, and other adventure gear. This fabric is durable and meant to last! Unlike our Pyrosnuff and Canvak coating, the tough wax on this fabric won’t rub off as easily.

Use waxed tan canvas for many years without washing. Darker colors tend not to soil or stain as easily as lighter colors. If soiling does occur, do not launder, or use detergent to wash this fabric. Tan canvas fabrics should be treated like leather: spot clean with a hose, soft scrub brush or damp cloth. For stubborn stains use saddle soap, or flake soap (not detergent) will do the trick. NEVER use detergent (liquid or powdered) or even dry clean.

The fabric is incredibly strong, durable and resilient. Customers often use waxed canvas for the manufacture of industrial covers because it withstands harsh weather conditions. As we have the largest stocked inventory of waxed canvas imaginable, if you are searching for where to buy waxed canvas, then you have certainly come to the right online fabric store!

Tan Waxed Canvas Fabric for Sale Uses

• Tarps: Tarps benefit from canvas because of the water repellent nature of the fabric and coating. Tarps may be used to cover boats, motorcycles, cars, or even equipment or building materials kept outdoors.
• Backpacks: Waxed canvas backpacks are making a comeback in a big way. These bags look rugged, can take a good beating, and keep whatever is within from becoming wet. Commuters love waxed canvas backpacks.
• Saddle bags: As an alternative to pricey leather, canvas makes great saddle bags for motorcycles or bicycles. They are as durable as leather and can take a fall or storage outdoors while keeping contents safe.
• Luggage: Like all bags, luggage takes a good beating. Canvas treated with wax, when applied and sealed properly, can withstand travel. Luggage made from waxed canvas also looks great.
• Waxed cotton for waterproof clothing.
• Adventure Packs: Like backpacks, adventure packs need to be able to withstand the rigors of travel, camping and hiking.
• Other Outdoor Gear: If you have a need for outdoor coverage from the elements, check out waxed canvas. The possibilities and versatility of this amazing fabric is more beneficial and affordable than alternatives.

Waxed Tan Canvas for Sale Features

Weight: 8.25 oz/sq yd base fabric, wax add on 2-2.5 oz/sq yd. Finished weight ~ 10.25 oz

Width (inches): 58 | 60

Content: 100% Cotton Shelter Tent Duck Canvas

Coating: Wax

Color: Field Tan

Finish: Tough wax finish

Weave: Plain

Other Fabric Features: water repellent, mildew resistant, rugged, long lasting, and very strong.

For more information about our extensive waxed canvas selection, and its many uses, please click here.

Laundering

Do not dry clean, launder, or use detergent. Clean with garden hose, soft scrub brush or damp cloth. Iron on low heat with a thin cloth barrier between the fabric and the iron. For heavy stains use saddle soap.

Our waxed cotton duck fabrics can be finished in different widths, weights and colors. To do this we have to run full dye lots. If you have a custom project that needs a lighter weight or heavier weight cotton duck, please feel free to call us regarding wholesale pricing and dye lots.

Working with Tan Canvas

As with so many heavy fabrics, you will want to keep you sewing machine, needles and scissors sharp and clean. You will need a heavy duty needle, like a 100/16 or 100/18 to do the job. A good foot on the sewing machine will also help keep clean lines.

When pressing and pinning your waxed canvas in preparation for sewing, pin with care because holes may show after your project is completed. If possible, use fabric clips instead.

Once your project is complete, be sure to clean your machine and work-space well. Waxed tan canvas can leave a buildup of wax that you will not want transferred onto other projects in the future.

Did You Know?

Original waxed cotton duck fabrics were used in England and Scotland as sails. Egyptians used linseed oil as their wax to create waxed canvas. Problem problems arise with waxed canvas when the weather gets cold – it becomes stiff.

For a little history on waxed cotton duck, check out Wikipedia.

We are often asked, “what is the difference between canvas and duck?” They are actually terms used interchangeably. Officially, canvas is defined as a strong fabric. Duck, however, is often spun polyester or cotton available in many weights.

Not sure if waxed canvas is right for your next project? Contact us today to speak to one of our fabric experts.

Check out our video tutorial where we teach you how to create a useful DIY toiletry bag from our waxed canvas and packcloth.

Toiletry bags are a necessity for anyone who is on-the-go and needs a place to store personal care items. It separates lotions and other liquids to keep other items in your bag from becoming damaged. CanvasEtc’s waxed canvas is a perfect fabric for this project because of its water-resistant properties.

What You Need to Make Your Own DIY Waxed Canvas Toiletry Bag

Sewing your own waxed canvas toiletry bag is a fun and easy project that doesn’t take long to create. Here’s what you’ll need:

Product List

• Packcloth Liner
• Waxed Canvas

Other Supplies (to be purchased from your local craft store)

• Clips
• 18 Inch Zipper
• Webbing (for handle)
• Marking Pen
• Pair of Scissors
• Ruler

Waxed Canvas Toiletry Bag Uses

Commuting – When traveling to work or school, this toiletry bag is perfect. Carry deodorant, toothbrushes and perfume to take with you everyday on your commute.

Gym – Freshen up after your workout with this toiletry bag! It fits easily into your gym bag or tote. Small bottles of cleanser, a comb and makeup fit easily inside this nifty bag.

Camping – Our waxed canvas is rugged and is strong enough to withstand the elements while camping. Pack in your backpack or hang from your pack, you can take this toiletry bag anywhere!

Long-distance Travel – Airlines have special rules regarding the size of personal care products you can take on a flight. Our waxed canvas toiletry bags are perfect for housing all the tiny bottles you may take with you.

Makeup Bag – Our toiletry bag doubles as a makeup bag! Makeup compacts, brushes and tubes fit easily into the waxed canvas. The water-resistant material protects from any liquid spills, and the durable fabric can easily be wiped with a damp cloth for cleaning.

You can find more CanvasEtc tutorials here, and don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel to get more sewing and craft tutorials.

Waxed Canvas Messenger Bag Tutorial – DIY Messenger Bag

Watch our video tutorial where we teach you how to create a waxed canvas messenger bag from Canvas Etc products.

Waxed canvas messenger bags are great for men and women alike. First of all, waxed canvas is water-resistant and allows you to carry your belongings in all kinds of weather! This bag is large enough to hold a tablet and/or a book. Ride your bike with the bag! Show off your style with a canvas bag. Busy students and daily commuters love waxed canvas messenger bags.

What You Need to Make Your Own DIY Waxed Canvas Messenger Bag

Product List

Waxed canvas – https://www.canvasetc.com/product-category/cotton-duck-canvas-fabric/waxed-canvas-fabric/
Lining – https://www.canvasetc.com/product-category/denier-fabric-synthetic/400-denier-nylon-packcloth/
Interfacing – https://www.canvasetc.com/product-category/denier-fabric-synthetic/non-woven-polypropylene-fabric

Thread – https://www.canvasetc.com/product/bonded-nylon-thread-t69/
Webbing – https://www.canvasetc.com/product-category/sewing-thread-accesorries/polypro-webbing/

Other Supplies (to be purchased from your local craft store):

• Push Lock
• Zipper
• 2 Rectangular Rings
• Shoulder Adjuster Ring
• Scissors
• Ruler
• Tape Measure
• Double sided tape
• Clips
• Tape
• Seam ripper
• Pen
• Post-It notes

Waxed Canvas Messenger Bags Uses

For Commuting – Keep your belongings dry and safe. As a result, you can carry this bag during air and train travel.

As a Diaper Bag – Keep wipes, diapers and snacks safe and dry. Therefore, as a diaper bag, our DIY waxed canvas messenger bag is convenient and easy-to-carry with kids in tow. Additionally, the soiling and dirt is easily removed as the waxed canvas is easy to care for. Use mild saddle soap or flake soap, and never detergents.

On Bike Rides – Carry water or school books in this DIY messenger bag while riding your bike! Seems like his unisex, rugged bag stays out of the way when riding to your destination.

As a Purse – Furthermore, this cool bag looks good on anyone! Looking for a modern and practical accessory? Also, it will go great with a variety of outfits!

Finally, you can find more Canvas Etc tutorials here, and don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel to get more sewing and craft tutorials.

Waxed tan canvas fabric for sale for bags, luggage, totes, and other adventure gear. This fabric is durable and meant to last! Unlike our Pyrosnuff and Canvak coating, the tough wax on this fabric won’t rub off as easily.

Use waxed tan canvas for many years without washing. Darker colors tend not to soil or stain as easily as lighter colors. If soiling does occur, do not launder, or use detergent to wash this fabric. Tan canvas fabrics should be treated like leather: spot clean with a hose, soft scrub brush or damp cloth. For stubborn stains use saddle soap, or flake soap (not detergent) will do the trick. NEVER use detergent (liquid or powdered) or even dry clean.

The fabric is incredibly strong, durable and resilient. Customers often use waxed canvas for the manufacture of industrial covers because it withstands harsh weather conditions. As we have the largest stocked inventory of waxed canvas imaginable, if you are searching for where to buy waxed canvas, then you have certainly come to the right online fabric store!

Tan Waxed Canvas Fabric for Sale Uses

• Tarps: Tarps benefit from canvas because of the water repellent nature of the fabric and coating. Tarps may be used to cover boats, motorcycles, cars, or even equipment or building materials kept outdoors.
• Backpacks: Waxed canvas backpacks are making a comeback in a big way. These bags look rugged, can take a good beating, and keep whatever is within from becoming wet. Commuters love waxed canvas backpacks.
• Saddle bags: As an alternative to pricey leather, canvas makes great saddle bags for motorcycles or bicycles. They are as durable as leather and can take a fall or storage outdoors while keeping contents safe.
• Luggage: Like all bags, luggage takes a good beating. Canvas treated with wax, when applied and sealed properly, can withstand travel. Luggage made from waxed canvas also looks great.
• Waxed cotton for waterproof clothing.
• Adventure Packs: Like backpacks, adventure packs need to be able to withstand the rigors of travel, camping and hiking.
• Other Outdoor Gear: If you have a need for outdoor coverage from the elements, check out waxed canvas. The possibilities and versatility of this amazing fabric is more beneficial and affordable than alternatives.

Waxed Tan Canvas for Sale Features

Weight: 13.5 ounces per square yard: base fabric weight 10.10 oz/ wax add-on ~ 3.5 oz/ sq yd

Width (inches): 58 | 60

Content: 100% Cotton Army Duck Canvas

Coating: Wax

Color: Field Tan

Finish: Tough wax finish

Weave: Plain

Other Fabric Features: water repellent, mildew resistant, rugged, long lasting, and very strong.

For more information about our extensive waxed canvas selection, and its many uses, please click here.

Laundering

Do not dry clean, launder, or use detergent. Clean with garden hose, soft scrub brush or damp cloth. Iron on low heat with a thin cloth barrier between the fabric and the iron. For heavy stains use saddle soap.

Our waxed cotton duck fabrics can be finished in different widths, weights and colors. To do this we have to run full dye lots. If you have a custom project that needs a lighter weight or heavier weight cotton duck, please feel free to call us regarding wholesale pricing and dye lots.

Working with Tan Canvas

As with so many heavy fabrics, you will want to keep you sewing machine, needles and scissors sharp and clean. You will need a heavy duty needle, like a 100/16 or 100/18 to do the job. A good foot on the sewing machine will also help keep clean lines.

When pressing and pinning your waxed canvas in preparation for sewing, pin with care because holes may show after your project is completed. If possible, use fabric clips instead.

Once your project is complete, be sure to clean your machine and work-space well. Waxed tan canvas can leave a buildup of wax that you will not want transferred onto other projects in the future.

Did You Know?

Original waxed cotton duck fabrics were used in England and Scotland as sails. Egyptians used linseed oil as their wax to create waxed canvas. Problem problems arise with waxed canvas when the weather gets cold – it becomes stiff.

For a little history on waxed cotton duck, check out Wikipedia.

We are often asked, “what is the difference between canvas and duck?” They are actually terms used interchangeably. Officially, canvas is defined as a strong fabric. Duck, however, is often spun polyester or cotton available in many weights.

Not sure if waxed canvas is right for your next project? Contact us today to speak to one of our fabric experts.