Decoding the Confusing Language of Fabric Specs @CarryologyTV
Decoding the Confusing Language of Fabric Specs  @CarryologyTV
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Have you ever seen a fabric spec listed as "420D, 6.1 oz/yd², PU coated, DWR finish" and found it confusing?

In Episode 2, we decode the language of technical fabrics — no engineering degree required. In under 10 minutes, you'll be able to look at any fabric listing and know exactly what you're getting.

Here's what we break down:

Denier (The "D" Number) — Why bigger isn't always better, and why a 100D fiber can outperform a 500D one

Waterproof vs. Weatherproof — The difference that changes how you shop forever (hint: the fabric isn't usually the problem

Coatings Explained — PU, silicone, DWR, and laminates like X-Pac® & Dyneema® — what they actually do and why it matters

The Ripstop Grid — It's not just decorative. It's a tear-stopper and a force distributor

Patina — The question nobody asks before buying, but everyone wishes they had

This episode gives you the vocabulary to cut through the marketing noise and buy smarter.
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