Basketweave

A basket weave is a checkerboard pattern where two or more warp threads and filling picks are woven into a loosely constructed fabric weave resembling a plaited basket. Some examples of basket weaving are hopsack, monk's cloth and oxford cloth. Basket weave fabrics are used most frequently in shirts and sport jackets and are popular in summer months, as the cloth is usually airy and a lighter weight than other weaves.