Whether traveling the countryside in the United States or around the globe, it doesn’t take long to spot a storage building, livestock or poultry shelter, or agriculture storage structure made of a textile. It could be a framed Quonset-hut style building with a textile skin rather than a metal shed in North Dakota. It could be a mobile, umbrella-like tarp that protects cattle from the sun in the Australian Outback. It could be braided-mesh trellis structures that keep birds and pests away from grapes in Bordeaux, France.