Heavy Fabric Features
Weight: 24 oz/sq yd

Width (inches): 60

Content: 100% Cotton

Coating: None

Finish: Dyed Navy Blue

Yarn: Plied

Weave: Plain

Other features: Plied yarns, heavy-weight, high tensile and tear strengths. Extremely durable!

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*Fabrics are mostly water and flame resistant, but sometimes water and flame proof depending on how long the fabric is exposed to those conditions*

Banjo Drape Cloth for Pipe and Drape sold by the yard or the roll.

Banjo cloth is a light weight, synthetic polyester IFR fabric. Easily clean and launder this fabric in a conventional washing machine. The textured polyester is the ideal fabric for pipe and drape systems. Used primarily for exhibition and trade show booths, the IFR (inherently flame retardant) yarn makes the fabric durable and can be laundered multiple times.

Uses for this exceptional banjo fabric material include banjo cloth drapes, theater curtains, stage curtains, and masking, upscale galas and events, tall skirts, home theaters and much more!

IFR Banjo Drape Cloth Features

Weight: 4.75 oz/ square yard
Width (inches): 48″
Content: 100% IFR synthetic polyester
Coating: None
Color: Navy Blue
Finish: Dyed and passes FR (NFPA 701-certs available upon request) standards
Yarn:  IFR polyester
Weave: Jacquard

Laundering Methods for Banjo Drape Cloth

• Never expose fabric to heat above 140°F during any portion of washing, drying, or ironing.
• Excessive heat can shrink the fabric significantly and can cause wrinkling.
• Use only mild liquid detergent in the water before putting the fabric in the machine.
• Never use soap, bleach, or fabric softeners.
• Dry in a conventional dryer using an air only setting.
• Iron on cool setting only.

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*Fabrics are mostly water and flame resistant, but sometimes water and flame proof depending on how long the fabric is exposed to those conditions.*

420 denier nylon is a 420 (400) Denier polyurethane coated nylon fabric. Denier is defined as the weight in grams of 9000 meters of nylon fiber. If you’re looking for a water repellent fabric, you’ve found one. As a reminder, pack cloth is NOT waterproof.

Is Nylon packcloth waterproof? 420D nylon pack cloth coated with polyurethane makes it highly water repellent. Water repellent fabrics resists wetting, but if water strikes it with enough force, it will penetrate the fabric. For waterproof fabric, try our 18 oz vinyl. Available in a variety of colors.

420 Denier Nylon Uses

• Duffel Bags
• Tactical vests
• Sporting equipment bags
• Backpacks
• Horse blankets
• Chaps
• Hunting gear and bags
• Grill covers
• Flags
• Banners
• Laundry slings
• Laundry bags
• Cases
• Much more!

420 Denier Nylon Features

• Water-repellent
• Mildew Resistant
• High Tear Strength
• Low Shrinkage and Stretch
• Good Abrasion Resistance
• No Crocking
• Minimal Fading (after 3 years)

Fabric Specs

Weight: 5.6-6 ounces per square yard 

Width (inches): 60

Content: 100% High Tenacity Nylon

Coating: Polyurethane

Finish: Durable Water Repellent, and Dyed

Yarn: 420 (400) Denier

Weave: Plain

Color: Navy Blue

*Fabrics are mostly water and flame resistant, but sometimes water and flame proof depending on how long the fabric is exposed to those conditions*

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1000D nylon consists of high tenacity nylon yarn, plain woven fabric with a polyurethane coating, making it water repellent (durable). Denier nylon is not as expensive as its Cordura version, but it has very similar properties. We use Cordura to refer to any hook and loop such as Velcro. Military specified products often require Cordura. But for commercial uses, nylon canvas works just as well.

Perfect for the following projects:

• Luggage
• Sport bags
• Duffel bags
• Backpacks
• Wallets
• Horse blankets
• Pet beds
• Chaps
• Much more!

Resistant to abrasion, high-strength, price and a variety of colors make denier nylon a popular choice for durable products. 1050D ballistic nylon is also available for purchase.

1000D Nylon Specs:

• Weight: 8.2 oz/sq yd – (fabric weight), 1.5 oz/sq yd – (Coating weight), 9.7 oz/sq yd – (Total weight)
• Width (inches): 60
• Content: Nylon
• Coating: Polyurethane
• Finish:  Dyed, Polyurethane coating, Durable water repellent
• Yarn: 1000 Denier Nylon
• Weave: 1×1 Plain Weave

Nylon (polyamide) fiber was invented by the DuPont corporation.

*Fabrics are mostly water and flame resistant, but sometimes water and flame proof depending on how long the fabric is exposed to those conditions*

10 oz duck cloth canvas fabric in navy blue is a medium weight cotton that is used for many different end products. From slipcovers, screen printed totes, coin bags, cornhole bags and many more applications, 10 oz duck cloth is the most versatile fabric in the market.

Canvas fabric is a staple textile used in limitless applications and end-products. Cotton duck canvas has a rich history that extends well into ancient times. From nautical uses like sails to convenient, eco-friendly tote bags, canvas fabric finds its way into all day-to-day uses.

Duck cloth canvas fabric is a popular fabric that is versatile and cost effective. If you’re looking for a durable, well rounded textile, canvas works best for any sort of use. Learn more about the roots of canvas as a textile and how it will benefit your every project.

Duck Cloth Canvas Fabric In History

Duck canvas, made from cotton fibers as previously mentioned, is an old textile. The term “duck” in cotton duck canvas derives from the Dutch word “doek,” which referred to a heavier linen variety of cloth. The Dutch were not the first group to utilize canvas however.

The first uses of canvas, while murky, date back to around 3,000 BC in China. The Chinese first used canvas by processing hemp or jute to construct this fabric. From there, a number of items like sails, shelters and more were made.

The use of canvas fabric spread throughout the world. Many countries across Europe and Asia utilized canvas for all sorts of applications. The use of canvas was not restricted to class either.

Duck canvas became used by all. From the lower class to the affluent, canvas applications found their use with anyone. From coverings to richly painted tapestries, canvas cloth was the best fabric for every sort of task.

Canvas eventually evolved to cotton fibers throughout time. Cotton allowed for duck canvas to become even more versatile. This natural fiber was sturdy and up for many challenges.

Overall, canvas’ place in history is well suited. With the textile’s ability to conform for so many situations and applications, it is no wonder remains one of the most used fabrics in the world.

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Duck Cloth Canvas Fabric Uses:

• Medium duty bags
• Gloves
• Seed bags
• Sand bags
• Corn hole bags
• General purpose cloth
• Aprons
• Bean bags
• Cover-all’s
• Tote bags
• Wind cones
• Horse blankets
• Appliance covers
• Table mats

Duck Cloth Canvas Navy Blue Fabric Features:

Weight: 9.5 oz/ sq yd

Width: 58 | 60″

Content: 100% Cotton

Coating: None

Finish: Dyed, Medium Hand, Water Repellent

Yarn: Single

Color: Navy Blue canvas

Weave: Oxford

Learn more about canvas of Wikipedia.

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*Fabrics are mostly water and flame resistant, but sometimes water and flame proof depending on how long the fabric is exposed to those conditions*

Colors can vary from one dye lot to another. Bright and dark colors may bleed more, and is not recommended to mix them with white and/or light colors. No guarantee on light-fastness, rub fastness, or print-ability of the fabric. Buyer is requested to exercise sound judgement before making the right choice of fabric.