Flatt Nylon
An emerized - or sanded - nylon. Emerizing is the process of passing a fabric through gigantic rollers of emery paper (emery paper is like sand paper but finer and more resilient). The resulting fabric is softer and has a matt finish, similar to any fabric that has been been worn and washed many times.
Composition
Nylon
Filament Section
Continuos Filament, both side peached
Fabric Features
- Garment Dyed
- Quick Dry
- Mono filament
- Water Resistant
- Multifabric Dyeing
Designer's comment
"The emerizing process on synthetic fibres has its roots in the very first American field jackets which used the reverse side of a sateen weave because it was less shiny and therefore less visible.”
Rain Barrier
Drop Resistant
Water Resistant
Waterproof
Breathability
Standard
Medium
High
Windproof
Standard
Medium
High
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