Most kit can be reused, upcycled, or recycled, keeping those plastic based fabrics out of the bin and in circulation! A win for everyone.

Laminate fabric is made by bonding two or more layers of material together. This helps create the waterproof, breathable and durable fabrics used in lots of outdoor clothing and equipment.

Dirt and body oils can build up over time and cause the down to hold onto moisture which can lead to mould and bacterial growth.

Waterproof clothing needs a good clean every now and then. Dirt, sweat and oils from your skin and the environment build up on the fabric over time,

Seam tape can fail by starting to peel away (often caused by washing), or can become flaky and powdery (usually caused by age).

The full guide to matching technical fabrics to repair tapes. Look no further.

Seam sealing stops water from leaking through the tiny holes creating by stitching on waterproofs. The tape is activated with heat and sticks over the stitching to create a waterproof seal. Over time this seam sealing tape can peel away, making the garment less waterproof.

Over time this seal can start to crack or peel off. But fear not, this can be repaired! Here’s our guide to helping your gear live longer:

A double-sided heat patch is useful when you need to repair a hole or rip where fabric is missing.

It’s important to use the right liquid seal or adhesive on your garment, and this depends on the item and what fabric it is made of. See the table below to match your gear with the right sealants and adhesives.

We are huge fans of the humble repair tape patch. They make DIY outdoor gear repair accessible in wild places, outperforming duct, medical, and electrical tape any day. Whether you’re out hiking, trail running, mountain biking, skiing, or on another adventure, they fit nice and snug in a bag or pocket - ready for quick and easy application.