Sailcloth (noun)

A heavy, durable fabric used for making sails, tents, and other similar items.

Origin:

From middle english seil cloth, seil cloth of a ship, from old english segel cloth, from segel sail, from proto-germanic *seglą.

Examples:

1. The sailboat's sails were made of bright white sailcloth.
2. The sailcloth tent provided shelter from the sun and wind during the outdoor concert.
3. He replaced the old, worn sailcloth on the sailboat with new, strong fabric.
4. The outdoor gear store sold sailcloth bags and backpacks for camping and hiking.
5. The artist used sailcloth to create large, flowing sculptures that moved with the wind.