1.0 oz MONOLITE Ripstop Nylon Mesh

$7.50 /yd

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We had all but given up on sub 1.0 oz woven fabrics. Then along came MONOLITE...

Ultralight woven fabrics are great for quilts and garments. But durability can take a nosedive for stressing applications like hammocks and bags.

MONOLITE was developed to combat this problem. Constructed with a unique monofilament yarn and mesh weave, this fabric has the best durability we've EVER seen for the weight - and by a wide margin.

Used as a woven fabric, it's strong plus much more resistant to snagging and abrasion than fabrics of similar weight (e.g. 1.1 oz Ripstop Nylon).

As a mesh, it blows away traditional options like our 0.9 oz Noseeum. It's stronger, way more durable, and insanely breathable with a CFM over 1000 (full data sheet here).

Lastly, whether used as a fabric or mesh, it's stiffer with more structure than your typical ultralight fabric. This makes it a lot easier to sew.

Typical applications for MONOLITE include ultralight hammocks, bugnetting, tent screens, stuff sacks, lightweight bags, or garment lining material.

Product Details
Width	~63''
Weight	1.0 oz/yd ²
Denier	20D
Finish/coating	Breathable with DWR, C6 PFC Free
Downproof	No. For more in-depth product info check HERE to see our full product data sheet.

SAMPLES - Trouble deciding or want to see the fabric first hand? Head over to our samples page to order a custom sample pack.

Used for a hammock build - I am impressed with the results!

This material was fairly easy to sew. Used Tera 80 thread and 70/10 universal needle. Ordered 12 feet and without any cutting ended up with 11’4” x 60” wide. Weight came in at 7.5 ounces (213 grams) with 8” continuous loops.

Since the material is transparent, I really like that I could see the underquilt position as well as contact with the hammock. It is also nice to be able to see out (at distance) right through hammock.