poplin

pop·lin (päp′lin)

noun

a sturdy fabric of cotton, silk, rayon, etc., in plain weave with fine cross ribbing, used for raincoats, sportswear, etc.

Etymology: Fr papeline, prob. altered < (draps de) Poperinghes, (cloths from) Poperinge, city in Flanders, textile center in the Middle Ages

Converse of object

fold: SUPREME POPLIN All the same classic qualities as two fold poplin but made with a high twist yarn.

Adjective modifier

coated: The techno influence is expressed in the use of materials such as coated poplin and nylon.
colored: Savile Row Company Luxury womens shirts in herringbone, colored, plain poplin or pastel stripes with feminine detailing.
plain: Savile Row Company Luxury womens shirts in herringbone, colored, plain poplin or pastel stripes with feminine detailing.

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