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hickamboy
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Does anyone know where you can buy cordley fabric? I can't find it for sale on the internet anywhere. I am going to contact the Tennessee office of a Japanese company that makes the fabric to see if they can help and/or provide samples. I will let everyone know what they say. Meanwhile, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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Post by hickamboy »

Thanks for the response! Cordley is actually some sort of synthetic leather used to make volleyballs and soccer balls just to name a few things. I did some research after visiting footbagnet.com and noticing the material used in the construction of their net footbags. I have always wondered what they used. I always thought it was some sort of upholstery vinyl. I forgot to call the company today so I will have to try next week. Thanks for the link, though.
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Post by janis »

are you trying to make a net bag or a freestyle bag?
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Net bag, obviously.

I've heard about Cordley from Jamie Lepley from last year's Jersey Spike & Shred. It's hard to come by, I hear.
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Post by janis »

just checking, yeah cordley would be good for a net bag, unfortunatley I don't know where to find it.
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