What is another word for crossbarred cloth?
Pronunciation: [kɹˈɒsbɑːd klˈɒθ] (IPA) 
Crossbarred cloth is a type of fabric that features a distinctive pattern of intersecting horizontal and vertical stripes. This type of cloth is often used to create clothing, home decor, and accessories that have a retro or vintage aesthetic. There are many synonyms for crossbarred cloth, including seersucker, gingham, striped cotton, and ticking. Seersucker is a type of lightweight cotton fabric that has a puckered texture and is often striped or checkered. Gingham is a woven cotton fabric that features a simple checkered pattern. Striped cotton can refer to any type of cotton fabric that has stripes, while ticking is a sturdy cotton or linen fabric that has narrow stripes in a single color.
