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FAQ WHAT DOES DENIER MEAN? Generally speaking, the higher the denier the heavier the fabric. Denier is not a type of fabric, weave or chemical composition. Officially, denier is a unit of measure for the linear mass denziety of fibers. It is defined as the mass in grams per 9,000 meters. FOB? Freight on Board. It's the point from which the material ships. More to your interests, it is where you start paying for freight.

CAN YOU REALLY THROW A ROCK ACROSS RHODE ISLAND? No, not really. Not in one throw. In theory, you could throw a rock, chase after it, pick it up again, fling it, lather, rinse, repeat...until you made it all the way across the state...but where's the fun in that? HOW ABOUT OTHER FABRICS, COLORS? Competition Textiles can source many other materials and run custome dye lots. Please call for details. WHAT WOULD MIKE LOOK LIKE AS A SIMPSONS CHARACTER? WHAT DOES "DWR" STAND FOR? Durable water repellent. WHAT'S THE SMALLEST AMOUNT OF FABRIC THAT I CAN BUY? One roll. The roll size in yards are listed as "Put Up" on the fabrics page.

DO YOU CARRY ANYTHING BESIDES FABRIC? ZIPPERS, SNAPS, BINDING, ETC? Nope. Just fabric. WHAT ARE YOUR TERMS? Net 30 with approved credit. Please ask for a credit application. We'll be happy to fax you one. DO YOU TAKE CREDIT CARDS? We take VISA & MASTERCARD. We tack on a 3% charge when these cards are used. That's what the charge card companies charge us, we're just passing it on.

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