Waterproof fabrics

Learn effective techniques on "How to Waterproof Fabric." Explore simple methods to protect your textiles from the elements.

You can waterproof any type of fabric—from a seat cover to canvas shoes—using a water repellant that’s been around for more than a century.

Expert sewing technique guides to help you learn to sew or boost your sewing skills. Includes dressmaking, quilting, bag making and hand stitching.

Having water proof fabric in an emergency situation is not only common sense but could also save your life. This is so simple to do!

PRICES MAY VARY. 100% Nylon Ripstop 70 Denier Fabric This fabric is coated with PU (polyurethane) allows for the ripstop to be waterproof, withstanding all types of water exposures. It is a light-weight interwoven fabric, using special synthetic fibers to create a square like pattern. The special fibers used are placed within the weave at specific points, allowing for the fabric to have superior quality and hold against all types of wear and tear. The ripstop fabric can be used for kites…

A rain jacket for the city. A hard shell for the mountain. Durable wind and waterproof GORE-TEX fabric meets our iconic Mountain Jacket, and it’s weathering every kind of storm.

Nylon 210T Waterproof Taffeta Fabric PVC Coating REACH STANDARD for Rainwear

Have You Ever Wondered How to Sew Waterproof Fabric? There are many uses for waterproof fabric ranging from outdoor furniture, tents, and awnings to sports ...

2oz WATERPROOF FABRIC Bags Pet Bedding Bunting Outdoor Covers Kites 150CM 100% Polyester 150cm wide BREATHABLE WATER RESISTANT A light weight 2oz water resistant fabric. This 2oz waterproof fabric provides a good level of water proofing and very easy to use and can be stitched using a domestic sewing machine. Used for linings, outdoor, light weight tents, pet clothing and bedding, shelters, bunting, outdoor covers and bags FREE DELIVERY. Dispatched folded with Royal Mail. Larger orders will…

Sew a shower cap with waterproof fabric - an easy DIY project - video and tutorial by Melly Sews that can even be used to make a scrub cap