what material would I need for it to be waterproof, windproof, and lightweight?
Where can I get it?
I forgot breathable
I forgot breathable
Cheapest would be coated nylon or polyester. Silnylon would be lighter weight, but not as cheap or as windproof, in my experience.
I'd really prefer you to think about WPB (waterproof breathable) fabrics for stuff like pants and jackets. It's so much more comfortable, and you're less likely to stew in your own juices and then freeze when you're standing still -- getting wet and then cold is potentially lethal.
Here's a good place to start looking for such fabrics:
http://specialtyoutdoors.com/tips/sources.asp
Really good book to borrow from the library: http://www.worldcat.org/title/sewing-outdoor-gear-easy-techniques-for-outerwear-that-works/oclc/45828029&referer=brief_results
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