What Fabrics and Materials Does The Green Pepper Sell Alongside Its Patterns?

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The Green Pepper sells functional fabrics, hardware, zippers, and notions chosen to work with its own sewing patterns, so you can buy the pattern and the materials for a project in one place. The fabric range shown on the site includes Supplex (Taslan), coated nylon ripstop, PolarTec® 200 fleece, 400-denier pack cloth, and 1000-denier Cordura. Fabrics are sold by the whole or half yard and cut as continuous yardage; the product description states whether a given fabric is sold by the half or full yard.

Fabrics Listed on the Site

The site describes its fabrics as high-quality materials that work well with Green Pepper patterns. The following examples and prices come from the featured fabric listings:

Fabric Listed price
Supplex (Taslan) – 2 ply From $8.98
Coated Nylon-Ripstop $6.98
PolarTec® 200 $27.25
Pack Cloth – 400 Denier $13.00
Cordura® – 1000 Denier From $14.98 (marked down from $19.98)

These choices line up with the brand's outdoor focus: Supplex and ripstop suit wind and rain shells, fleece suits pullovers and vests, and pack cloth and Cordura suit bags, packs, and other gear that takes abrasion.

How Fabric Is Sold

Fabrics are sold by the whole or half yard and cut as continuous yardage, so multiple units of the same fabric arrive as one uncut piece. Because the half-yard versus full-yard rule varies by product, check the individual product description before ordering, especially when matching a pattern's yardage requirement.

Hardware, Zippers, and Notions

The site states that it carries hardware, zippers, and notions to complement its patterns, intended to help you complete a project without sourcing small parts elsewhere. The homepage does not itemize these categories, so the specific hardware and notion types, sizes, and prices need to be checked in the shop's materials and supplies section.

Who This Suits

This range fits sewists making outdoor clothing and gear who want pattern and materials from the same source, and who are comfortable checking each product page for the half-yard or full-yard rule. If you need a very specific hardware item or a fabric not listed, the site invites questions at [email protected] before you order.