Lined Ripstop | Canada Goose Deadstock | Glacier | 135 cm | END OF ROLL

Lined Ripstop | Canada Goose Deadstock | Glacier | 135 cm | END OF ROLL

• Width: 150 cm / 59"
• Composition:  100% Nylon
  
• Weight: 130 gsm - 3.83 oz. 
• Down Proof, waterproof
• Wind Proof: Also referred to as parachute fabric the ripstop grid integrated within the material provides extra strength and resistance to tearing. This fabric has a very tight weave providing excellent wind resistance.

Quantity: 1 = 135 cm

A lined ripstop takes this a step further by adding an inner lining layer — a soft, lightweight material bonded to the back of the ripstop shell. This transforms a purely technical fabric into something more versatile, comfortable, and suitable for fashion applications.

✨ Why Is the Ripstop Lined?

The lining serves several important purposes:

• Improved comfort: Standard ripstop can feel crisp or rough against the skin. The lining adds softness and makes the fabric more wearable, especially for fashion garments like jackets, skirts, or trousers.

• Better structure & drape: The added layer gives the fabric more body and shape, which designers often prefer for tailored or fashion-forward pieces.

• Enhanced insulation: The lining can help trap air and add a layer of warmth, useful for transitional or cold-weather garments.

• Refined finish: It hides the interior seams and grid texture of the ripstop, giving a more premium, polished interior — a hallmark of higher-end garments.

👗 Fashion vs. Technical Use

• Unlined ripstop is more common in outdoor gear, utility wear, and lightweight windbreakers, where minimizing weight and maximizing breathability is key.

• Lined ripstop, on the other hand, is more often seen in premium fashion, streetwear, and luxury outerwear — like pieces from Canada Goose, where both performance and comfort matter. The lining elevates ripstop from a purely functional textile to one that’s suitable for fashion-focused collections.

🪶 Deadstock Canada Goose Quality

Because this fabric comes from Canada Goose deadstock, it carries the same technical performance, durability, and craftsmanship used in their high-end outerwear.

How to sew Ripstop: The fabric comes with minor challenges, but easily overcome them with a few tricks:

• Use sharp scissors or a rotary fabric cutter to reduce fraying of the nylon. Nylon tends to fray when cut to size for your project.
• Keep the fabric tight by pulling the fabric on both sides of the needle instead of trying to pull the fabric through.
• Never pin ripstop nylon. Consider using double sided tape versus straight pins to keep your fabric from slipping as you sew or a glue stick. 
• Don’t be afraid to burn your edges or seams for a sturdy seal. Always exercise extreme caution when attempting this technique.
• Practice your stitch! Zigzag stitches help keep your seams from breaking when a stretch to the fabric occurs.

Fabric accessories : Cord locks and zipper pulls , Round elastic cord

Care instructions: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent, wash inside out, and avoid bleach or fabric softeners. Tumble dry on low or line dry, and use a cool iron on the reverse side if needed. Do not dry clean.

Due to the different color variations of each monitor and mobile device, we cannot guarantee the color will exactly match what you see online.

Looking for a sewing pattern? Browse our PDF sewing patterns for inspiration!

Disclaimer: This product is sold as designer deadstock. Les Tissées is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Canada Goose®. The brand name is used solely to indicate the original intended end use of the fabric.

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