YOKE-FABRIC, especially made to the exact specifications

Re: YOKE-FABRIC, especially made to the exact specifications

feeds@yuku.com (hamburger123) — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 04:49:18 GMT

See next topic

Re: YOKE-FABRIC, especially made to the exact specifications

feeds@yuku.com (peter1701) — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 04:22:15 GMT

I would take some

Re: YOKE-FABRIC, especially made to the exact specifications

feeds@yuku.com (hamburger123) — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 10:07:42 GMT

This is one of the pictures, which catches the medium-grey-tone pretty good and without influence of lights on the set, that I sent to the factory.

Re: YOKE-FABRIC, especially made to the exact specifications

feeds@yuku.com (hamburger123) — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 08:58:07 GMT

Okay, folks. They sent me swatches of their Cavalry Twill (wool ealstique), and it is way too heavy, and too felty - the diagonal structure is barely visible. I have sorted out another manufacturer. They can do a 45% Wool / 55% Polyester (remember: moth-proof!) blend fabric with the strucure and color, exactly like the fabric that Paramount made their uniforms with. Price for one yard (by 1.4 or 1.5 yards - as usual) is cheaper than the other manufacturer's. 40 EUR (!) instead of 60 EUR...

Re: YOKE-FABRIC, especially made to the exact specifications

feeds@yuku.com (Commodore Starska) — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 15:20:38 GMT

At this time 48 pounds is about $65.92 USD
And about 1 yard is needed.

Keith

Re: YOKE-FABRIC, especially made to the exact specifications

feeds@yuku.com (peter1701) — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 04:38:00 GMT

I think it woudl be helpful to let folks know...aobut how much do they need for a uniform....and about how much would that cost in US dollars.

I'd be in.

YOKE-FABRIC, especially made to the exact specifications

feeds@yuku.com (hamburger1234) — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 14:28:43 GMT

After weeks and months of research, I found a company in England, that would make a yoke-fabric (wool Elastique) to the exact same specifications as the screen-used one. A heavy-weight cool-grey or steel-grey Cavalry twill, and they will NOT require an amount of 500 yards or so (as most companies do). The thing with this company is, that they have a small amount of greige-fabric left and they will dye a minimum of 25 meters (approx- 25 yards) to the exact color that Paramount used for the...