The 1890 is the wall tent we built for our first hundred years: one door, one rear window, and nothing else. It is cut and sewn by hand in our Denver shop from the same Army Duck double-fill cotton canvas as the Colorado Tent. The difference in price is assembly time, not material.
There are no side windows, no sewn-in screen door, and no D-ring floor system. If you do not need them, you should not pay for them. The door frame carries a Velcro outline sewn in at the factory, so a screen door can be added later without altering the tent.
Every 1890 ships complete with couplers, ropes, and stakes, packed into two canvas bags so the kit stays together season to season. The stove jack is sewn in and ready for a wood stove. Order it as fabric only, or with an external pole kit, angles, or a full frame.
Same canvas. Same shop. Fewer features, not lesser quality. Lifetime warranty, repaired forever.
Available in five sizes from 10x12 to 16x20, in Army Duck canvas or WeatherMax 80.
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3-5 Week Lead Time
Lifetime Warranty
Made in Denver, CO
Features
10.10 oz Army Duck double-fill cotton canvas, or WeatherMax 80
Original configuration: one front door and one rear window
Sewn stove jack, ready for a wood stove
Velcro outline sewn into the door frame for an add-on screen door
2-inch eave with a single row of grommets
Couplers, ropes, and stakes included
Two canvas bags: one for the tent, one for the hardware
Order fabric only, or with an external pole kit, angles, or a full frame
Five sizes: 10x12, 10x15, 12x15, 14x17, 16x20
Lifetime warranty. Repaired forever. Made in Denver.
Specifications
10.10 oz Army Duck double-fill cotton canvas
WeatherMax 80 available as an alternate material
One-way zip front door
One rear window
Sewn stove jack for wood stove installation
2-inch eave, single row of eave grommets
No interior webbing and no bottom perimeter webbing
Includes couplers, guy lines, stakes, and two canvas bags
WeatherMax 80 is a solution-dyed polyester shelter fabric engineered to outperform traditional cotton canvas in the conditions that matter most, wet, cold, and prolonged sun exposure. Here's how the two compare side by side.