10 yards of 108” wide, 40 Denier Nylon Tricot Tied and Dyed in Baltimore, MD.
The fabric was only used for promotional photos and then washed & stored before shipping directly to you.
Don’t see what you want? You can place a custom order here:
https://www.kellypurtell.com/shop/p/customfabricorder
and you can find photos of fabrics I have dyed for reference here:
https://www.kellypurtell.com/portfolio/handdyedaerialsilks
I began selling hand-dyed aerial silks in 2016, becoming one of the first people to market and ship hand-dyed aerial textiles globally.
Disclaimers:
These slings are intended for use as an aerial apparatus for aerialists who know how to rig it safely. No rigging equipment is provided in this purchase.
Fabrics dyed with this process were break tested in 2017 by Fight or Flight ent. to ensure that the process does not degrade or weaken the fabric.
Aerial is a dangerous sport, and if you are purchasing aerial silks for the purpose of practicing aerial acrobatics, you are assuming your own risk and taking responsibility for both caring for and using your custom apparatus safely.
10 yards of 108” wide, 40 Denier Nylon Tricot Tied and Dyed in Baltimore, MD.
The fabric was only used for promotional photos and then washed & stored before shipping directly to you.
Don’t see what you want? You can place a custom order here:
https://www.kellypurtell.com/shop/p/customfabricorder
and you can find photos of fabrics I have dyed for reference here:
https://www.kellypurtell.com/portfolio/handdyedaerialsilks
I began selling hand-dyed aerial silks in 2016, becoming one of the first people to market and ship hand-dyed aerial textiles globally.
Disclaimers:
These slings are intended for use as an aerial apparatus for aerialists who know how to rig it safely. No rigging equipment is provided in this purchase.
Fabrics dyed with this process were break tested in 2017 by Fight or Flight ent. to ensure that the process does not degrade or weaken the fabric.
Aerial is a dangerous sport, and if you are purchasing aerial silks for the purpose of practicing aerial acrobatics, you are assuming your own risk and taking responsibility for both caring for and using your custom apparatus safely.
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