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Allen Company
The Allen 25356 Die-Cut Camo Fabric in Realtree Edge Olive is a versatile concealment material built for hunters, blind builders, and outdoor enthusiasts who need reliable coverage. This 9.8-foot by 58-inch ripstop fabric comes die-cut in a realistic edge pattern that breaks up your outline across varied terrain—whether you're constructing a ground blind, wrapping a treestand, or camouflaging gear in brushy cover. The ripstop weave resists tears and holds up to field use, making it a practical choice for permanent or portable hunting setups.
Realtree Edge Olive tones work well in early season, transition hunting, and areas with mixed vegetation and deadfall. The die-cut design gives you a pre-patterned surface that mimics natural edges and shadows, so you don't have to piece together random scraps or apply secondary camouflage yourself. That translates to faster blind construction and more consistent coverage across your structure.
This is raw material—you're buying the fabric itself, not a finished blind or kit. You'll handle the cutting, sewing, or attachment to your frame depending on your build. It's ideal for DIY hunters who want to customize dimensions and fit, or who maintain existing blinds and need replacement panels or repair material. The ripstop construction keeps it from unraveling during field storage and use, a real advantage when you're moving gear in and out of season.
| Length | 9.8 feet |
| Width | 58 inches |
| Pattern | Realtree Edge Olive, die-cut |
| Material | Ripstop fabric |
| Brand | Allen |
| Model | 25356 |
With 9.8 feet of length and 58 inches of width, you have roughly 47 square feet of material to work with. That's enough for a panel on a larger ground blind, complete coverage for a smaller structure, or repair and patching on existing blinds. Your exact coverage depends on how you cut and seam it—this is raw fabric, so you control the layout.
This is raw die-cut fabric. You'll handle finishing details like edge sealing, sewing to frames, or attaching to blinds yourself. For a ripstop material, many builders seal cut edges with fabric glue or binding tape to prevent fraying, but that's your choice based on your build plan.
Realtree Edge Olive works well in areas with mixed brush, trees, and deadfall—typical of early season and transition hunting. The olive tones blend with browns, tans, and mottled shadows. If you hunt thick green cover or late season bare terrain, compare it to other patterns in the lineup to make sure the tone matches your specific hunting area.
Yes. The ripstop weave resists tearing during packing and setup, making it durable enough for portable builds. Just take care to roll or fold it without sharp creases, and inspect seams and edges before each hunt to catch any damage early.
Allen Company
The Allen 25356 Die-Cut Camo Fabric in Realtree Edge Olive is a versatile concealment material built for hunters, blind builders, and outdoor enthusiasts who need reliable coverage. This 9.8-foot by 58-inch ripstop fabric comes die-cut in a realistic edge pattern that breaks up your outline across varied terrain—whether you're constructing a ground blind, wrapping a treestand, or camouflaging gear in brushy cover. The ripstop weave resists tears and holds up to field use, making it a practical choice for permanent or portable hunting setups.
Realtree Edge Olive tones work well in early season, transition hunting, and areas with mixed vegetation and deadfall. The die-cut design gives you a pre-patterned surface that mimics natural edges and shadows, so you don't have to piece together random scraps or apply secondary camouflage yourself. That translates to faster blind construction and more consistent coverage across your structure.
This is raw material—you're buying the fabric itself, not a finished blind or kit. You'll handle the cutting, sewing, or attachment to your frame depending on your build. It's ideal for DIY hunters who want to customize dimensions and fit, or who maintain existing blinds and need replacement panels or repair material. The ripstop construction keeps it from unraveling during field storage and use, a real advantage when you're moving gear in and out of season.
| Length | 9.8 feet |
| Width | 58 inches |
| Pattern | Realtree Edge Olive, die-cut |
| Material | Ripstop fabric |
| Brand | Allen |
| Model | 25356 |
With 9.8 feet of length and 58 inches of width, you have roughly 47 square feet of material to work with. That's enough for a panel on a larger ground blind, complete coverage for a smaller structure, or repair and patching on existing blinds. Your exact coverage depends on how you cut and seam it—this is raw fabric, so you control the layout.
This is raw die-cut fabric. You'll handle finishing details like edge sealing, sewing to frames, or attaching to blinds yourself. For a ripstop material, many builders seal cut edges with fabric glue or binding tape to prevent fraying, but that's your choice based on your build plan.
Realtree Edge Olive works well in areas with mixed brush, trees, and deadfall—typical of early season and transition hunting. The olive tones blend with browns, tans, and mottled shadows. If you hunt thick green cover or late season bare terrain, compare it to other patterns in the lineup to make sure the tone matches your specific hunting area.
Yes. The ripstop weave resists tearing during packing and setup, making it durable enough for portable builds. Just take care to roll or fold it without sharp creases, and inspect seams and edges before each hunt to catch any damage early.
