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$13.00
$13.00
Zipper Pack Pouch (ZPP) Kit now available for the first time in OutdoorINK printed fabric.
These zippered water-resistant pouches are extremely handy for neatly packing things like toiletries, small clothing items, or really anything that will fit!
This kit comes with all the pre-packaged components you'll need to make one finished ZPP with no wasted materials. We've even cut the fabric to size, so you can open the box and start sewing right away.
Kit includes:
ZPP Material (*choose design above)
~14" x 14" printed fabric blank in X-PAC V15
Components (*prepackaged)
(18") #3 Black Uretek YKK coil zipper
(12") 3/4 inch Mil-spec grosgrain
(2) #3 reverse-mount YKK sliders
(18") 1.8 mm Black Drawcord or (2) Tiny Cord Pulls
Choose your OutdoorINK print design from the drop down above. Please note that some designs may be scaled down to better fit the product dimensions.
This product is printed on-demand, just for you when the order is placed. Please allow extra time for printing and fulfillment. Your estimated ship date will be shown at checkout.
Note that all printed products will exhibit minor variation in finished size due to material shrinkage rates.
| Product Details | |
| Estimated Finished Dimensions | 10" x 4" x 3" |
| Estimated Weights | Ounces |
| Estimated Finished Weight - X-PAC V15 fabric | 1.3 |
If you've never built a zippered pouch before, or if you just need a refresher, watch this video first. Many thanks to Devin at Backcountry Exposure for this fantastic instructional video!
IMPORTANT - Please pay special attention to orientation of the Uretek coil zipper. A common mistake when constructing the ZPP is to flip the zipper the wrong way out.
The video above details the correct orientation with teeth FACE DOWN when attaching coil to fabric. This will ensure the water-resistant, coated side of the Uretek zipper ends up on the outside of your ZPP.
Have suggestions or something you'd like to see added to these instructions? Send an email to suggestions@ripstopbytheroll.com.
