Description
210D Nylon Fabric – Charcoal Grey | PU Coated Water-Resistant Pack Cloth
Our 210D charcoal grey nylon fabric is a lightweight, flexible pack cloth designed for bags, liners, covers, organizers, outdoor accessories, and everyday utility applications. Built with a plain weave 210D nylon construction and finished with a polyurethane (PU) coating plus a DWR (durable water repellent) finish, this fabric offers dependable water resistance while staying easy to cut, sew, and handle.
The charcoal grey color gives this fabric a clean, modern, and professional look that works well for backpacks, stuff sacks, gear liners, travel accessories, lightweight covers, cases, and commercial sewn products. Compared to heavier nylon fabrics like 420D or 1000D, 210D nylon is lighter, more packable, and easier to sew while still offering useful durability for light-to-medium duty projects.
Not sure if 210D is right for your project? View our Nylon Denier Guide to compare 210D, 420D, 500D, 1000D, and 1680D fabrics. Need to see it in person? Order a fabric sample here.
Key Features
- 210D nylon construction — lightweight, flexible, and easy to work with
- PU coating — adds structure and water resistance
- DWR finish — helps repel moisture from the surface
- Charcoal grey color — modern neutral tone that helps hide dirt and wear
- Plain weave construction — smooth, consistent performance
- Easy to sew — ideal for lightweight gear, liners, and production sewing
- Packable fabric — great for projects where weight matters
- Sold by the yard or roll — scalable for samples, prototypes, or production
Project Ideas
- Backpack liners and interior compartments
- Stuff sacks, drawstring bags, and storage pouches
- Lightweight covers and protective panels
- Travel accessories and organizers
- Outdoor gear components and utility bags
Specifications / Information
| Category | Nylon Fabrics, 210D Nylon Fabric |
| Color | Charcoal Grey |
| Fabric Content | Nylon / PU Coating |
| Denier | 210D |
| Fabric Width | Refer to product specifications |
| Weight | Lightweight nylon pack cloth |
| Weave Construction | Plain Weave |
| Finish | DWR — Durable Water Repellent |
| Coating | Polyurethane (PU) |
| Water Resistance | Water-repellent / not fully waterproof |
| Usage | Liners, bags, stuff sacks, covers, organizers, travel gear, outdoor accessories |
| Care Instructions | Spot clean recommended. Avoid machine washing to preserve coating and finish. |
| Testing | Always test for your specific application before production use |
* Specifications may vary slightly by dye lot and production run. We recommend ordering a sample swatch before large production runs. Compare options in our denier guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 210D charcoal grey nylon fabric used for?
210D charcoal grey nylon is commonly used for bag liners, stuff sacks, organizers, lightweight covers, travel accessories, outdoor gear components, and utility projects.
Is 210D nylon lighter than 420D nylon?
Yes. 210D nylon is lighter and more flexible than 420D nylon, making it better for packable projects, linings, pouches, and applications where reduced weight matters.
Is this fabric waterproof?
This fabric is water-resistant thanks to its PU coating and DWR finish. For fully waterproof applications, seam sealing or additional waterproofing may be required.
Is charcoal grey a good color for bags and liners?
Yes. Charcoal grey is a practical neutral that looks clean and professional while helping hide dirt, scuffs, and everyday wear.
Can 210D nylon be used for backpacks?
Yes. 210D nylon works well for backpack liners, interior compartments, lightweight panels, stuff sacks, and accessory pockets. For high-abrasion exterior panels, a heavier denier may be preferred.
Is 210D nylon easy to sew?
Yes. 210D nylon is lightweight and flexible, making it easier to cut, fold, and sew than heavier coated nylon fabrics.
Can I order a sample?
Need a sample? Order individual swatches using the ‘Order a Swatch’ button on this page, or request the full collection here: Samples
How does 210D nylon compare to 1000D nylon?
210D nylon is much lighter and more flexible than 1000D nylon. It is best for lightweight bags, liners, covers, and packable gear, while 1000D is better for heavy-duty abrasion resistance.
