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Plaid Bonded Fabric

Coffee
250.00TL
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Plaid Bonded Fabric

250.00TL
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Selected color:Coffee
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Ingredients:

100% Polyester

En:

150 cm

Weight:

200 g/m2

Medium Drape

For purchases over 20 meters, please request a quote.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Parachute fabric, what is it?

Parachute fabric is a technical outerwear fabric woven with thin yet high-strength synthetic yarns, which is completely water and windproof thanks to special coating processes.

The main character of this fabric group is its low drape, voluminous stance, and taffeta-like crinkled–puffy surface effect.

Parachute fabrics are not defined by a soft or hard hand feel. On the contrary, despite being thin in structure, they hold their shape, do not cling to the body, and exhibit a behavior that gains volume with air. This feature makes it indispensable for protective outerwear such as raincoats, jackets, and windbreakers.

Key Features of Parachute Fabric

- All varieties are water and windproof. This is the unchanging main feature of parachute fabric.
- It has a low drape and exhibits a structure that holds its form rather than being fluid.
- It appears thin but voluminous, creating a taffeta-like puffy and crinkled surface effect.
- It does not cling to the body and gains volume with air.
- It dries quickly and does not retain moisture.
- It is durable and tear-resistant.

Types of Parachute Fabric (By Surface and Texture)

Shiny Parachute Fabric
- Has a vibrant appearance with a light-reflecting surface.
- Creates a modern effect in sports and technical outerwear.
- Frequently preferred for raincoats and windbreakers.

Matte Parachute Fabric
- Offers a calmer and more technical surface.
- Suitable for urban wear and minimalist designs.
- More tolerant to showing dirt and marks.

Gabardine Textured Parachute Fabric
- Features distinct line textures on its surface.
- Offers a more structured look compared to classic parachute fabric.
- Preferred for coats, jackets, and more "shaped" outerwear designs.

Oxford Textured Parachute Fabric
- Has a more distinct, woven, and technical surface.
- High durability.
- Stands out in outdoor and heavy-duty products.

Parachute fabric is used in what applications?

Raincoats & Windbreakers: Provides a water and wind barrier
Coats & Jackets: Provides voluminous yet lightweight outerwear
Outdoor Products: Camping, trekking, and technical use
Protective Clothing: Field and workwear applications
Stage and Costume: Used in sets for its ability to look like a fracture, and in capes for its thin and voluminous structure.

Parachute fabric is preferred for what reasons?

All varieties are water and windproof.

Despite its thin structure, it is voluminous and maintains its shape.

Its taffeta-like wrinkled and puffed appearance adds character to outerwear.

Glossy, matte, and textured surface options provide design flexibility.

Textures such as gabardine and oxford offer an aesthetic alternative to classic parachute fabric.

Does it shrink?

It does not shrink, but it should be washed at a low temperature as its structure may be damaged if washed at a high temperature.

Does it wrinkle? Is it easy to iron?

Bonded fabric does not wrinkle.

What are the care instructions?

Do not tumble dry

Do Not Use Bleach

Iron on reverse at max 150°C

Is a primer required?

  • Parachute fabric is opaque due to its tight weave structure; it does not require a lining.

About Color Tones..

We have tried to reflect the colors in the images as accurately as possible; however, differences in screens, brightness settings, and display configurations may cause everyone to perceive colors differently.

If you have any sensitivity or concerns regarding the tone that suits your product, we recommend requesting a sample so you can experience the fabric firsthand.

Quantity Selection

You can access our informative article on how many meters of fabric you need for your sewing project by clicking the link below. If you cannot find the answer you are looking for, you can write to us using the options in our contact information.

How many meters of fabric should I buy?
Payment

We currently accept payment by bank transfer and credit card. You can place your order by paying securely with İyzico on the order page, or by selecting the bank transfer option and sending the IBAN.

Delivery

Your order will be delivered to you within a maximum of 4 business days via our contracted shipping companies MNG Kargo (DHL Ecommerce).

Return Policy

Fabrics ordered in lengths under 20 meters cannot be returned as they are cut specifically for you and their resale value is compromised. Returns are accepted in the event of a product defect.

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