ripstop
/ˈrɪpstoʊp/Definitions
1. noun
A type of fabric with a distinctive pattern of interlocking yarns or threads that resist tearing or ripping.
“The outdoor gear is made from a durable ripstop nylon fabric that can withstand harsh weather conditions.”
2. verb
To remove or tear something, especially with a sudden or violent motion.
“The strong wind will ripstop the loose roofing material, causing damage to the building.”