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Ventile Fabrics
The secret of our success lies in our attention to detail and our commitment to quality.
Here at Ventile®, we connect social and environmental awareness with beautiful, well-made, performance-driven clothing. We provide designers with performance fabrics of the highest quality, helping make garments that last a lifetime, garments that get better with age.
All Ventile fabrics draw their inspiration, and owe their existence, to the widely acclaimed Ventile® Original – a natural cotton fabric born from advanced weaving technology. Ventile fabrics continue to push the boundaries in performance outdoor, leisure and fashion industry clothing and equipment with innovative, cutting-edge technologies, delivering all-natural performance fabrics of superior quality.
With our collection of PFC-free fabric, our mission is to promote the benefits of the Slow Fashion Movement and our love for premium quality garments that will last for generations.
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Benefits of Ventile
Hover over the jacket and discover
what makes Ventile® unique
Caring for Ventile
Caring for Ventile® garments is very simple and it will help maintain high performance throughout the lifetime of the product.
We would always recommend dry-cleaning your garment, but if that’s not possible, by following these basic rules, you’ll achieve maximum durability from the garment, whilst greatly improving its longevity.
- Gently brush or sponge off any dirt. Close the zipper/fastener and turn the garment inside out.
- Machine wash one item at a time in warm water on a gentle cycle using pure liquid soap. Ensure all residue soap is removed from the garment, re-rinse if necessary.
- Reshape the garment on a hanger and allow to dry naturally avoiding direct sunlight.
- Iron carefully on a warm setting – this reactivates the DWR treatment.
Chemicals
Damage to fibres can occur when it’s been in contact with acids, bleaches and detergents. If contact does occur, soak thoroughly in cold water.
Sand and Grit
Sand and grit increases the abrasion on cotton fibres and can reduce the life of the garment. Once dried, brush off all sand, grit and mud.
Restoring Water Repellency
Through hard wear and tear, Ventile® garments may eventually require a reproof. We advise that you follow the specific instructions on the waterproofing products we’ve suggested below:
- Granger Extreme Waterproofing for Naturals
- Nikwax Tech Wash or pure soap (ensure there is no residue of detergent in your washing machine)
- Nikwax Cotton Proof
Benefits of Ventile
Hover over the jacket and discover
what makes Ventile® unique
Caring for Ventile
Caring for Ventile® garments is very simple and it will help maintain high performance throughout the lifetime of the product.
We would always recommend dry-cleaning your garment, but if that’s not possible, by following these basic rules, you’ll achieve maximum durability from the garment, whilst greatly improving its longevity.
- Gently brush or sponge off any dirt. Close the zipper/fastener and turn the garment inside out.
- Machine wash one item at a time in warm water on a gentle cycle using pure liquid soap. Ensure all residue soap is removed from the garment, re-rinse if necessary.
- Reshape the garment on a hanger and allow to dry naturally avoiding direct sunlight.
- Iron carefully on a warm setting – this reactivates the DWR treatment.
Chemicals
Damage to fibres can occur when it’s been in contact with acids, bleaches and detergents. If contact does occur, soak thoroughly in cold water.
Sand and Grit
Sand and grit increases the abrasion on cotton fibres and can reduce the life of the garment. Once dried, brush off all sand, grit and mud.
Restoring Water Repellency
Through hard wear and tear, Ventile® garments may eventually require a reproof. We advise that you follow the specific instructions on the waterproofing products we’ve suggested below:
- Granger Extreme Waterproofing for Naturals
- Nikwax Tech Wash or pure soap (ensure there is no residue of detergent in your washing machine)
- Nikwax Cotton Proof
Caring for Ventile
Caring for Ventile® garments is very simple and it will help maintain high performance throughout the lifetime of the product.
We would always recommend dry-cleaning your garment, but if that’s not possible, by following these basic rules, you’ll achieve maximum durability from the garment, whilst greatly improving its longevity.
- Gently brush or sponge off any dirt. Close the zipper/fastener and turn the garment inside out.
- Machine wash one item at a time in warm water on a gentle cycle using pure liquid soap. Ensure all residue soap is removed from the garment, re-rinse if necessary.
- Reshape the garment on a hanger and allow to dry naturally avoiding direct sunlight.
- Iron carefully on a warm setting – this reactivates the DWR treatment.
Chemicals
Damage to fibres can occur when it’s been in contact with acids, bleaches and detergents. If contact does occur, soak thoroughly in cold water.
Sand and Grit
Sand and grit increases the abrasion on cotton fibres and can reduce the life of the garment. Once dried, brush off all sand, grit and mud.
Restoring Water Repellency
Through hard wear and tear, Ventile® garments may eventually require a reproof. We advise that you follow the specific instructions on the waterproofing products we’ve suggested below:
- Granger Extreme Waterproofing for Naturals
- Nikwax Tech Wash or pure soap (ensure there is no residue of detergent in your washing machine)
- Nikwax Cotton Proof
Benefits of Ventile
- Totally weatherproof
- Windproof
- Water repellent
- Rainproof
- Regulates temperature
- Highly breathable
- Comfortable
- Quiet
- Easy to care for
- Environmentally friendly
- Reliable - guaranteed to not break down like laminated or coated fabrics
- Easy to construct and repair with no taping behind seams
Caring for Ventile
Caring for Ventile® garments is very simple and it will help maintain high performance throughout the lifetime of the product.
We would always recommend dry-cleaning your garment, but if that’s not possible, by following these basic rules, you’ll achieve maximum durability from the garment, whilst greatly improving its longevity.
- Gently brush or sponge off any dirt. Close the zipper/fastener and turn the garment inside out.
- Machine wash one item at a time in warm water on a gentle cycle using pure liquid soap. Ensure all residue soap is removed from the garment, re-rinse if necessary.
- Reshape the garment on a hanger and allow to dry naturally avoiding direct sunlight.
- Iron carefully on a warm setting – this reactivates the DWR treatment.
Chemicals
Damage to fibres can occur when it’s been in contact with acids, bleaches and detergents. If contact does occur, soak thoroughly in cold water.
Sand and Grit
Sand and grit increases the abrasion on cotton fibres and can reduce the life of the garment. Once dried, brush off all sand, grit and mud.
Restoring Water Repellency
Through hard wear and tear, Ventile® garments may eventually require a reproof. We advise that you follow the specific instructions on the waterproofing products we’ve suggested below:
- Granger Extreme Waterproofing for Naturals
- Nikwax Tech Wash or pure soap (ensure there is no residue of detergent in your washing machine)
- Nikwax Cotton Proof
Ventile fabric technologies are amongst the most hard wearing, durable and reliable in the world. Please find details on our fabric specifications here.
For information on how to work with the fabric, stitching specifications and instructions, click here.
For more information on the advantages of Ventile fabric, click here.
For more information on the different colour specifications available in Ventile fabric, click here.
Ventile fabric technologies are amongst the most hard wearing, durable and reliable in the world. Please find details on our fabric specifications here.
For information on how to work with the fabric, stitching specifications and instructions, click here.
For more information on the advantages of Ventile fabric, click here.
For more information on the different colour specifications available in Ventile fabric, click here.