a combination of secondary fabrics from a group including bamboo polynosic rayon and beechwood as noted earlier to enhance the coolness of the resulting woven fabric and the moisture absorbency and ability to wick perspiration the second yarn 14 may be formed in a planar or oval shape shown in fig2 is an enlarged depiction of an angled weave of both a the first yarn 12 and second yarn 14 which yields a diagonal weave which is especially flexible and will stretch when pulled upon to resist tearing the same percentages of the first yarn 12 and second yarn 14 above are employable in this mode finally shown in fig3 is a section of knitted fabric formed of a first yarn 12 and second yarn 14 in the same weights relative to the total weight of the fabric as noted above as noted shown in fig4 is a particularly preferred type of weave for the textile fabric invention herein known as a pearl weave or rice grain weave in experimentation with the yarn mixtures of fig5 herein a particularly tear resistant fabric was yielded which was also lightweight in testing users felt the fabric was easier to move in than other weaves and was cooler during workouts consequently particularly preferred is a pearl weave of a cotton base yarn and either kevlar coolmax or spectra in.