látkový

Látkové is a Czech adjective form derived from the noun látka, meaning fabric or material. The base noun refers to cloth or textile, and the suffix -ový turns it into an adjective describing things made of that material or related to textiles. Látkové is the plural form used when modifying plural nouns, as in látkové zboží (textile goods), látkové materiály (fabric materials), or látkové tašky (cloth bags). In singular forms, other endings apply to match the gender and number of the noun (látkový for masculine singular, látková for feminine singular).

The term is widely used in industry, commerce, fashion, and everyday language to distinguish fabric-based products from those made of other materials such as leather, wood, or metal. It often appears in product descriptions and classifications, where it helps specify that an item is made of fabric or uses textile components, for example látkové potahy (fabric upholstery) or látkové doplňky (fabric accessories).

In Czech and Slovak linguistic usage, látkové items are contrasted with non-textile categories, and the word can be found in various compound expressions related to textiles and clothing. While primarily a descriptive and classificatory term, Látkové is rarely used as a proper name. References to the term typically involve its adjectival use in contexts dealing with textiles and fabric-based goods.