
To some, we might have started out our series on fabrics that are used in jackets and outdoor gear a bit upside down, as we first went through fabric technologies and compared several of the most popular ones to each other, and only recently turned to actual fabrics that make up jackets, outdoor gear and the fabric technologies used for them.
Not to worry, however, as we will cover all the bases, so that by the end of the fabric series those who are interested in learning more about the “hows” and “whys” of the different materials used in jackets and outdoor gear, can find that information on our site.
So far we have looked at Polyester and Elastane as two common materials that can be found in outdoor products, and it’s finally time to look at Nylon, which, along with Polyester, are the two staple fabrics used in jackets and many other outdoor gear and clothing.
Similarly to what we did for Elastane and Polyester, in this article we will be learning more about Nylon, how it came to be and the reasons why it is so widely used.





