Emma Kites White 40D Ripstop Nylon Fabric 152x273cm(WxL) 48g/m² Water Repellent Dustproof Airtight PU Coating for Kite Inflatable Skydancer Flag Banner Tarp Cover Tent Stuff Sack

Good price, bright colour, good quality.

Fab material does the job perfectly

Used this to make a flag, it's now at best pale peach after only two weeks outside. The black I purchased with it has stayed solid. This fabric is rather stiff - which suits kites but not some other uses. That might be useful to someone. The weave is also rather uneven with the ripstop lines far from orthogonal. Just don't choose this colour. Photo is of a polyester fabric of the same colour, a fresh piece of this emmakites product showing it arrived the right colour and then the flag that's been out for two weeks.

Nothing like the picture. Colour is a pale and ugly peach.

The best kite ripstop I have ever used in 40 years of making kites it is the perfect blend of crisp and drapeable for all classic delta box and appliqued flat kites. When I started ripstop was very variable and most of what we could get third grade This is a reliable source and if the 16 colours are not enough it will take Dylon hand and Washing machine dyes to modify colours to what you like - I have a taste for inbetweens Citrine orange tawny kakhi mustards.

Me convient très bien pour la fabrication de mes cerfs volant , top très léger facile à coudre et surtout pas cher

Tissu de très bonne qualité, très bon rapport qualité prix. Même qualité que mon ancien fournisseur mais à prix plus bas et surtout les frais de port en moins. Utilisé pour la confection de cerf volant très grand gabarit. Je recommande !

As expected

I can't speak to how well this material works for kites and the like, but it makes wonderful banner material, which is what I purchased it for. It's very easy to cut it to the desired size with a rotary cutter, stitch it with a sewing machine, and paint on it with acrylic paint. The paint dries nicely on the surface and does not bleed through to the back, and the material is flexible enough so that the paint on the surface folds with the fabric and does not crack or peel off. I stitched the cut edges with a zigzag stitch to prevent minor raveling of the material; you don't need to do more than that, which is nice. I also stitched small round circles on the corners, cut out the inside of the circles, and used it with a rope to tie it up. It is lightweight, and the next banners I make will have a dowel rod sleeve on the top to keep the banner fairly straight while it's hanging inside of a pop-up canopy. If you're looking for a good material that will easily accept acrylic paint to use for homemade banners, this is an excellent solution.

DONT BUY VERY EXPENSIVE BAD QUALITY . REAL PRICE 15.99$ THEY DOMNT WANT RETURN MY MONEY