Precut Nylon Fabric (2 Yard x 57 inch) - Water Repellent Ripstop Fabric, Lightweight, Du-Rable - Used for Covers, Flag, Sacks, Upholstery, Tent, Tarps, Kite, Craft and DIY - Dark Grey

Great material for my project! I recently got 2 umbrellas, a blue tri-top umbrella and a black cantilever umbrella. They are too heavy for me to take down without help and I was concerned about them fading as neither came with a cover. I decided to make covers for them and ordered 5 yards of this fabric. The material is lightweight (a plus since the cantilever took 9 feet of material) but it sewed easily with no snagging or shredding on the edges. I used an 80 needle and both straight and zigzag stitches with no problems. Both covers were done in less than 3 hours. Excellent product.

Nice fabric, easy to work with . Will update on strength.

Use this wonderful black sheet of love !!! .. over my outdoor wicked furniture.. had made cute with this great black fabric

I am a huge fan of this particular ripstop nylon fabric and the seller! I have purchased three of the colors and the quality is wonderful. The fabric is definitely water resistant, easy to cut, sews easily and has a nice feel to it. I have used the ripstop nylon for lining in tote bags and for sewing packable shopping bags and have not had any problems whatsoever. This fabric does not shred like other ripstop nylon fabrics I have bought from other vendors. I wish that more colors were made available. As for the seller, they are great. The fabric is well-packaged and the fabric was delivered sooner than expected. I highly recommend this product and seller.

Works great for custom boat seat arm covers

Works for the hunting saddle I made which is saying alot. Just wish the quality was alittle better.Not sure how long it will last, but for now I'm trusting it for compfort while tethered in a tree.

This fabric is loud—like parachute pants in the '80s. So using it for a hunting blind is just going to alert the animals that you're there. I wasn't sure I was going to use it, but then I bought a serger sewing machine, and am making covers for outdoor pillows. I originally wanted to use it to cover my husband's work truck console, but it doesn't feel like it would hold up to that kind of wear and tear.

This fabric is a very nice quality and has held up great. I made two duffle bags to use while camping. I am pleased with how easy it was to sew with and how well it has held up to the wear and tear we have already put it through this summer. One time while camping, we got caught in a storm, only last a little bit, but was enough rain to make everything wet, except what was in the duffle bags, which meant we still had dry clothes! YAY!