



Checkered textile is patterned textile in which vertical and horizontal lines or bands and color divisions intersect, creating repeated squares or rectangles. This includes sheeting for toile with a grid-like check pattern, and you can choose from plain weave fabrics, knits, lawn, broadcloth, and twill.
The plain weave, the basis of weaving, varies in appearance from sheer to heavy depending on the material, yarn thickness, density, and finish. Ripstop, which is woven with thick reinforcing yarns in a grid pattern, is an option when you want to consider resistance to tears spreading. For materials, check cotton for its absorbency and soft feel against the skin, nylon for its lightness, strength, and abrasion resistance, and polyester for its strength, dimensional stability, and quick-drying properties, according to the applications.






































































































































