Weave Jacquard Wear Checkered Denim Fabric 160cm Width 9.2Oz

Product Specification

Office Wear Fabric Fashion Clothing Checker Pattern Denim Fabric Jacquard Wear 10X10 108*56 9.2Oz Weave

Overview

Quick Details

• Type: Office Wear Fabric
• Supply Type: Jacquard Fabric
• Material:75%C 5%V 20%P
• Feature:Breathable,NoPilling,No Elastic,Jacquard
• Usage: Dress , Pants, Fashion clothing,etc.
• Weight:9.20OZ
• Width:160cm
• Density:108*56
• Yarn Count:10X10
• Samples' Price: $6.oo/Yds
• Price:Negotiable
• Model Number:#A-0311
• Packaging Details:roll packing with plastic paper

Packaging & Delivery

• Packaging Detail:roll
• Port:Shanghai
• Lead Time:

Product advantages

Office Wear Fabric Fashion Clothing Checker Pattern Denim Fabric 9.2Oz Weave Jacquard Wear

The checkerboard pattern is also called "checker pattern" or simply "checker pattern". It is a black and white pattern similar to a checkerboard pattern. It is usually used to decorate clothing, especially shoes, handbags, wristbands, pins and wallets, etc. Smaller accessories. The checkerboard pattern has become a popular and outdated pattern in the past 30 years, and it has been adopted by certain music genres.

In addition to music and fashion, checkered patterns are also associated with certain items in art, literature, and popular culture. Plaid pajamas In the late 1970s, a music genre combining punk, ska, pop and reggae elements emerged in the UK. This genre is called "2-tone," a music genre created by musician Jerry Dammer. A term coined by Sis. Damos also helped create the image of the checkered pattern, known as the "Walter Jabsco logo", which represents a two-tone movement. The black and white checkerboard pattern was chosen as a symbol of ethnic unity and equality, and since then it has represented the second wave of ska music. Checkered cloth is a fabric printed with a checkered pattern. In the 1980s, checkered cloth and dominant This decade’s fashionable bold patterns and bright colors fit perfectly, everything from skateboards to socks to suspenders. As the late 1980s was replaced by the early 1990s, the popular plaid fashion of Glenger sports replaced it. Bold prints of the previous ten years, including plaid patterns. However, there is no doubt that such bands ushered in the revival of ska music in the mid-90s and the new millennium, making the checkered pattern a popular element again.

Starting in the new millennium, musicians such as Avril Lavigne have made significant progress in bringing plaid fashion back into the mainstream. Lavigne's fashion collection Abbey Dawn features several clothing with checkered patterns, including shorts, hoodies, ties, and shirts. There is no doubt that the former heroine Gwen Stefani is another musician who has incorporated checkerboard patterns into her fashion collection, including high heels and dresses. The retail chain Hot Topic also sells several checkerboard patterns, including earrings, sunglasses and one of their most popular products.