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Woven fabric is any
textile formed by weaving.
Woven fabrics,
often created on a loom, are made of many
threads woven in a
warp and weft. Technically...
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manufacture of cloth,
warp and weft are the two
basic components in
weaving to
transform thread and yarn into
textile fabrics. The
vertical warp yarns are held...
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whether the
warp or weft
dominates the
fabric. The three-dimensional face/texture of
waffle make it more
absorbent and a
useful fabric.
Waffle fabric is usually...
- hats.
There are two
basic varieties of knit
fabric: weft-knit and
warp-knit
fabric.
Warp-knitted
fabrics such as
tricot and
milanese are
resistant to...
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usually a
warp-faced
weaving technique in
which warp yarns are "floated" over weft yarns,
although there are also weft-faced satins. If a
fabric is formed...
- the term came to
apply to
cotton fabrics as well.
Chambray is a
similar fabric, with a
coloured (often blue or grey)
warp and
white filling; the name "chambray"...
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Warp knitting is
defined as a loop-forming
process in
which the yarn is fed into the
knitting zone,
parallel to the
fabric selvage. It
forms vertical loops...
- indigo-d****
warp thread is now more
commonly referred to as denim. In
American English, the term is used for hard-wearing work
trousers made from such
fabric and...
- form a
fabric or cloth.
Other methods are knitting, crocheting, felting, and
braiding or plaiting. The
longitudinal threads are
called the
warp and the...
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because color variations can be
evenly distributed across the
warp during beaming.
Denim fabric dyeing is
divided into two categories:
indigo dyeing (Indigo...
