Originally developed by the DuPont company in 1929, the Cordura® fabric consists of a dense nylon waving with a distinctive resistance for bruising and scuffs, created by combining durability and lightness. Two coveted qualities for military gears, where it’s often used for bulletproof vests or vehicles’ tyres. But also two key features for outdoor and workwear clothing, both packed with clothes that regularly undergo a great deal of stress like backpacks and work jackets. Read more…
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Everything changed when workwear finally made it into lifestyle: brands like Carhartt and Dickies paved the way for whole collections made of Cordura®, including jackets and accessories. Same happen for outerwear companies that really care about products longevity and reuse, such as The North Face and Patagonia. Its never-ending evolution process still continues today, tapping rising skate realities along with major streetwear brands, including Stussy and few others. A flawless fabric for consistent everyday outfits.