
Fine rectangular ripstop grid
The supplied fabric photograph shows the tonal grid and woven microtexture. Ripstop identifies the construction; tear and abrasion performance require testing.
Original fabric photographs and a color card are provided alongside presentation and garment illustrations. Color-card shades are development references, not ready-stock availability. White balance varies between photographs; approve shade, grid appearance and opacity on a physical sample. Garment images are development concepts, not wear-test results.
Ripstop Fabric · YAT110
YAT110 is a 140 GSM woven ripstop fabric made from 92% polyester and 8% spandex, with a 57/58-inch width. Its fine rectangular grid and lightweight body provide a starting point for outdoor shirts, light jackets, travel apparel and shorts. Made to order for apparel brands, garment manufacturers and fabric wholesalers. Minimum order: 1,200 meters per color.
Base fabric status: Functional finishing status and performance test results have not been supplied for this reference. Any selected treatment and performance claim require confirmation on the approved development.
For an accurate recommendation, include your garment type, target market, required finish and estimated quantity.
Product overview
The tonal rectangular grid gives YAT110 a distinctive outdoor appearance while maintaining a clean woven surface. The white reference shows the grid structure, natural folds and turned reverse, supporting initial discussions about garment design and fabric handle.
At 140 GSM, this fabric is particularly relevant to lighter garments and layering pieces. Eight percent spandex provides a basis for stretch-oriented development, although direction, extension and recovery must be confirmed on the physical sample. The composition alone does not establish four-way stretch or a specific performance level.
YAT110 is available exclusively through custom production, with no ready-stock offering. Outdoor apparel brands, garment manufacturers and wholesalers can discuss a bulk program starting at 1,200 meters per color. Custom colors and finishing routes are subject to feasibility review and sample approval.
Fabric details

The supplied fabric photograph shows the tonal grid and woven microtexture. Ripstop identifies the construction; tear and abrasion performance require testing.

Use the physical sample to review shade, surface feel, drape and opacity. Photography may introduce a cool color cast that does not represent the approved white standard.
Technical data
Reference data for development and quotation. Final tolerances are confirmed on the approved sample.
Core performance
Construction-based characteristics, not laboratory pass claims. Numerical targets can be agreed and tested during development.
A starting point for lighter outdoor garments and layering pieces. Final garment comfort and coverage are evaluated during sampling.
The subtle woven grid gives outdoor and utility collections a distinctive visual texture without a printed check effect.
Eight percent spandex supports movement-focused material development. Confirm stretch direction, extension and recovery before setting garment claims.
Agree a physical white standard and assess opacity during movement, with intended linings or undergarments, before approving a style.
Recommended applications
Application images clarify the intended use while keeping the supplied fabric specification central.

Develop long-sleeve trail shirts, two-pocket outdoor shirts and casual travel tops. Review skin comfort, breathability, seam appearance and care requirements during sampling.
Consider unlined zip jackets, casual outdoor layers and travel jackets. Wind resistance, water repellency and packing performance require separate evaluation.
Explore relaxed shorts and light travel bottoms with functional pockets and movement-focused patterning. Confirm opacity, pocket strength, abrasion and stretch recovery.
Use the fine grid appearance for pocket-focused travel vests and utility layers. Loaded-pocket performance and seam strength should be checked during garment development.
Garment images are application visualizations. Final appearance depends on fabric development, pattern and approved color.
Custom development
Share the intended garment, market and performance target so the construction and finishing route can be evaluated before sampling.
Feasibility, tolerances and production terms are confirmed after specification review.

Optional functional finishing
These are development options, not verified properties of the reference fabric. Availability depends on mill feasibility, sample approval and testing. Finishes are not automatically compatible: water-repellent and hydrophilic treatments require coordinated process development. Final performance claims should be based on results for the approved finished fabric.
Explore reduced surface wetting from light splashes. Confirm initial repellency and wash durability; water repellency does not establish waterproof performance.
Develop wetting and moisture transport. Wicking, spreading and drying speed must be tested on the selected finished fabric.
Explore removal of selected stains during laundering. Review stain-specific results and durability after washing.
Explore reduced static cling in ordinary wear. Verify under relevant conditions; no ESD protection is implied.
Refine softness and surface feel while checking drape, grid definition, shade and strength.
Review whiteness and undertone, opacity, dimensional stability and appearance after washing against the approved standard.
White fabric development
Review the physical sample and garment together before bulk approval.
Agree a physical shade standard and review white undertone and consistency between production lots.
Assess under daylight, during movement and with the intended lining or undergarments before approving white garments.
Confirm stretch direction, extension, recovery, dimensional change and appearance after the intended washing process.
Evaluate tear and seam strength, abrasion, pilling and any selected functional finish. Quick-dry, UV-protection and waterproof claims need supporting tests.
Testing & reports
No test reports are currently available for this base fabric. Agree the required methods and targets before arranging tests on the approved development.

Important: No numerical test result is claimed here. Test standards, targets and reporting arrangements are confirmed for each project.
From inquiry to order
Each stage is confirmed before the next one begins, helping the sample, quotation and bulk fabric stay aligned.

Share garment, color, GSM, finish, quantity and market.
Confirm the proposed specification and quotation.
Approve quality, color and the required test plan.
Begin bulk production against the approved sample.
Inspect, pack and arrange the agreed delivery.
Buyer questions
Yes. YAT110 can be developed around the options shown above. Feasibility and tolerances are confirmed after reviewing the intended garment and target.
1,200 meters per color; custom production only.
Yes. We first discuss the intended standard and target, then arrange testing of the developed or approved sample and provide the issued report.
Please include YAT110, intended garment, target color, required weight and finish, destination market, estimated quantity and testing requirements.
Discuss YAT110
Send your target color, finish, application and quantity. We will review the development direction with you.