Camo Planetree Lateral 2-sided from 0.1 linear m

How to choose the size?

Price for 0.1 running meter (a stripe of 10x152 сm or 4x61 inch) of fabric. 10 units of the item = 1 running meter. For example, you can buy 0.3 running meters (a piece of 30x152 cm) and sew a pair of caps from it. You can put any quantity into the shopping cart, but the cart will allow you to place an order only for the quantity that is actually in stock.

If you want to sew something, we recommend that you find a tailor and consult with him before ordering. We do not know how much fabric is needed for your product! Cuts of fabric are not subject to exchange and return. If you need a probe — buy 0.1 m, it is not expensive.

Description

Items in the photo (other than camouflage fabric) are shown to present the actual colors and size of the fabric pattern. They don't come with the fabric.

Double-sided camouflage material, thick tent fabric. Exactly the same fabric was used on German raincoat tents Zeltbahn!

The early Planetree camouflage pattern (produced in 1936-1940. It was used for sewing clothes until 1942) completely and down to the smallest detail copies the original one. It differs from numbered "Plane trees" in that it has no borders (lines for cutting a Zeltbahn tent).

Beware of fakes! Bad copies are similar only at first glance, but upon closer examination — fantasy! Sometimes manufacturers take a small piece and duplicate it to make it cheaper. Or they just draw something similar. If you understand what you are buying and why, then our option is for you.

Base: 100% cotton, plain weave. Width 1.5 m, density (weight) 300 g/m2. It turns to ash when burning, no plastic! Gorenje! Suitable for raincoat tents, awnings, hats, camouflage blouses, covers, as tablecloths. The fabric is not a plastic awning, it is not 100% waterproof. Like the original raincoat, this fabric resists moisture by swelling the threads that cover the micro-holes, preventing moisture from flowing through, but the fabric itself remains wet. This is how any tent fabric of the 20th century worked before the invention of plastic awnings (polyesters, polyethylene).

Below is a video about how we managed to get a fabric that completely copies the German tent fabric.