= Ripstop polyester
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Ripstop polyester is a type of fabric made from polyester fibers that have been woven in a special grid pattern to enhance its durability and resistance to tearing and ripping. The term "ripstop" refers to the technique used in the weaving process, where thicker threads are interwoven at regular intervals throughout the fabric. This structure helps prevent small tears from spreading, making the material highly resilient. Ripstop polyester is commonly used in various applications due to its lightweight nature, strength, and water-resistant properties.
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