Recycle Parachute

What I bought was a large parachute fabric that finished the original role. It is characterized by its light weight and strength. It looks very similar, but there is a mixture of two types of ripstop fabric, which has threads woven into a grid to prevent tearing, and plain woven non-lip fabric. The fabric was made up of a combination of owners who reused Detstock and used industrial belts, and several products were developed.
 I found the material in a town in India. I visited a small specialty shop with used fabrics piling up to near the ceiling in the area where military grants are distributed. The more I don't know whether to call this a shop, the more the inside is filled with fabric and there is no foot stepping. While being guided by a man in the store, he climbed a huge mountain of fabrics and went through the dough carefully, looking for it to be nothing. After struggling for hours to explore a cave, this material has an indescribable attachment to it.