traditionally patterned textiles
Refers to textiles with traditional Japanese patterns, often used in kimono or crafts. More specific than general fabric.
This obi is made from old traditionally patterned textiles.
fabric scraps
Rare usage; refers to leftover pieces of fabric. More commonly expressed as 布の切れ端 or 端切れ.
This fabric is made of silk.
I bought some fabric and sewed a skirt myself.
My grandmother collected fabric scraps and made patchwork.
Standard kanji spelling for fabric or cloth.
Alternate kanji spelling, less common than 切れ地.
Rare simplified spelling.
Rare spelling; normally read ぬのじ.
Compound of 切れ (kire, 'cut piece') + 地 (ji, 'cloth, material'). The spelling 裂地 uses a character emphasizing tearing or splitting, but the meaning is essentially the same.