#4 Duck – Eco Grade
#4 Duck doesn’t need an introduction — designers ask for it by name. This version’s the same 7/5 x 7/5 weight, built […]
Read more100% cotton, plain weave, plied yarns in warp & fill
#4 Duck doesn’t need an introduction — designers ask for it by name. This version’s the same 7/5 x 7/5 weight, built […]
Read moreAttention, Gen Z and fabric designers: this one’s off the beaten path — literally run of the mill, just not the run […]
Read moreSharp tools. Rough hands. Repetition. #8 Duck was built for the jobs nobody photographs. This one’s cut from the same 8/3 x […]
Read moreCotton that never left the mill floor. Bottles that never made it to a landfill. We blend the two, spin them, and […]
Read more#1 is built for abuse. Often called “26 oz” duck in the trade, this weight actually measures approximately 25.6 oz/sq.yd. Electrical tools, […]
Read moreThe lightest member of the Number Duck family. Often called “12 oz” duck in the trade, this weight actually measures approximately 11.4 […]
Read moreIf Number Ducks had a poster child, #10 would be it. Often called “15 oz” duck in the trade, this weight actually […]
Read more#8 is where things start getting serious. Often called “18 oz” duck in the trade, this weight actually measures approximately 17.7 oz/sq.yd […]
Read more#6 is not here to make friends. Often called “20 oz” duck in the trade, this weight actually measures approximately 19.8 oz/sq.yd […]
Read moreThis is the heaviest cloth we stock. Period. Often called “32 oz” duck in the trade, this weight measures approximately 30.5 oz/sq.yd […]
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