A choice of fabrics for the hunting and camping industries.
Some people go camping to relax. Our customers make that possible. They’re the ones cutting, sewing, and stitching the tents, tipis, yurts, and gun cases. They work behind the scenes. We work behind them. Supplying the fabric. Staying out of the way. They do the kind of work you don’t talk about at dinner. It’s not glamorous. Neither are we.
Below are the fabrics we typically supply for hunting and camping products. Water repellent. Mildew resistant. Flame retardant. Preshrunk. Dyed. Undyed, the list goes on!
Treated to handle weather that doesn’t care about your weekend plans.
Wax Treated — Canvak
Durable water and mildew repellent. Wax-based. Built for tents, tarps, and anything that lives outdoors. [View Canvak →]
Wax Treated — Pyrosnuff
Same as Canvak, with added flame retardancy per CPAI-84. For when the campfire gets ideas. [View Pyrosnuff →]
Army Ducks — DWR
10.10 oz, 12.65 oz, and 15 oz. Preshrunk. Water and mildew repellent. Colorless natural and VAT dyed colors. [View Army Ducks →]
Army Ducks — FWR
Same weights. Same treatment. Added flame retardancy per CPAI-84. For products that need to resist fire, not just rain. [View Army Ducks →]
Tents. Tipis. Canvas yurts. Wall tents. Canvas bed rolls. Packing bags. Duffle bags. Ground covers. Tent liners. Tarps. Gun cases. Scabbard cases. Holsters. Caps. Hats. Safety gloves. Ice-fishing shelters. Meat packing bags. Game bags. Saddle bags. Mantees. Feed buckets. Water bottle bags. Archery targets. Canvas dwellings.
The list is long. We’ve probably missed something. If you’re making it and it lives outdoors, there’s a good chance we supply the fabric for it. We’ve supplied a blackout fabric to guys who ice-fish in Alaska. We’re based in Georgia. We don’t know the first thing about ice fishing. We just know the fabric holds up.
Don’t see your product? Don’t see your fabric? Call us. We’ll talk it through. No campfire stories required.
