
Welcome to Ripstop on the Record. The podcast for makers, by makers. Where we talk about all things Make Your Own Gear (MYOG). You'll hear from gear companies, textile engineers, cottage vendors, and other leaders in the Textiles + Outdoor Gear industry. Brought to you by Ripstop by the Roll.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CraftsWildernessLeisureSports | |||

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Ever wonder what actually happens before a fabric hits the shop? In this episode, we sit down with RBTR's own Carter Holland to pull back the curtain on product decisions, failures, tradeoffs, and future releases you won’t hear about any... more
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Traditional tailoring might seem worlds away from technical gear—but the principles are the same. In this episode, Alasdair Leighton-Crawford of Cimoro shares how skills learned on Savile Row translate directly into better-fitting appare... more
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Factories aren’t just about scale—they’re classrooms for better design, smarter workflows, and more durable products. In this episode, Douglas Davidson shares lessons from global manufacturing floors and explains how makers at any level ... more
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Sadly, the episode that was planned for this week had a technical problem and was lost entirely. We're bummed because this was going to be a fu... more
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This is one of the few podcasts I’ve ever heard that’s fun without being in any way frivolous. The topics and questions are well thought out and hit a huge range of needs and abilities. In many cases, it’s info you simply can’t get anywhere else. If you’re in any way sewing or gear adjacent, this is just a must listen.
It is so great have a resource of real MYOG learners. This pod is not presented in a “I know how to do it…so do this” kind or format. Rather it is from real life trials and learning from mistakes.
This pod makes a community of MYOGers accessible at a distance.
Thanks to you Rippers, It’s so helpful to hear the successes and failures as I am on my MYOG journey!!
I don’t know why it took me a year to get around to listening to podcast episodes, but it’s great. Good hosting, great energy and all around nice to listen to while writing, working, driving or making.
If I say that I’ve listened to each episode of Ripstop on the Record once through, it would be a lie. I listen ALL the time. Seriously. All. The. Time. On. Repeat. They’re always on when I’m sewing. So I’ve been through each episode multiple times - one right after another. It doesn’t matter that I’ve heard them all before. I’m going to just keep on listening.
Here are just a few of the reasons I continue to listen to ROTR on repeat:
1. I have learned more than I ever thought I would or could... more
Great podcast! Very informative and great to hear from people and cottage companies in the field about such a wide variety of topics.
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Content focuses on the Make Your Own Gear (MYOG) movement, offering insights into construction techniques, material selections, and the mindset required for DIY enthusiasts. Listeners can expect to hear from a diverse group of guests including designers, textile engineers, and cottage industry leaders, sharing their experiences and tips around outdoor gear production. The engaging format combines informative discussions with humor, making the material accessible and appealing to both novice and experienced makers. Unique segments such as games related to fabric selections and interactive listener polls further enhance the community feel, encouraging participation and fostering camaraderie among listeners.
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Recent guests on Ripstop on the Record include:
1. Alasdair Leighton-Crawford
2. Douglas Davidson
3. James Skinner
4. Dan Matsuda
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7. Nash Calvin
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