Cinergy Textiles, Inc.

Cinergy Textiles, Inc.

  • Cinergy Textiles, Inc.
  • Cinergy Textiles, Inc.
  • Cinergy Textiles, Inc.
  • Cinergy Textiles, Inc.
  • Philips-Boyne Corporation
  • Robert Kaufman Fabrics
  • Cinergy Textiles, Inc.
  • Robert Kaufman Fabrics
  • Philips-Boyne Corporation
  • Philips-Boyne Corporation
  • Philips-Boyne Corporation
  • Philips-Boyne Corporation
  • Fabric Selection Inc.
  • Cinergy Textiles, Inc.
  • Cinergy Textiles, Inc.
  • Fabric Selection Inc.
  • Fabric Selection Inc.
  • Fabric Selection Inc.
  • EBI Fabrics Corporation
  • Studio 93
  • Studio 93
  • Studio 93
  • Studio 93
  • Studio 93

Check It Out!

From the game of chess, checkered textiles come in various sizes of crossed horizontal and vertical lines. In many countries, the check pattern has become a symbol of the police. Known as “Silitoe Tartan,” it was first used in Glasgow in the 1930s and was inspired by a pattern worn by some Scottish army regiments. Textile designers use checks in all aspects of fashion.



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