Plain weave is a weave with the most simple interlacing, but it makes for a very strong and firm fabric because these interlacings are more frequent than for any other weav… See more

A variation of the plain weave. Here, either weft yarn or warp yarn is woven raised because it is a thicker yarn, i.e., the warp and weft yarns are of different weights. Usually, th… See more

This is a variation of the plain weave but with more than one thread. Two or more warp fibers alternately interlace with two or more weft fibers. Instead of the over-under pattern in … See more

In this weave, one or more warp fibers alternately weave over and under two or more weft fibers repeatedly (Weft-faced)or one or more weft fibers alternately weave over, and u… See more

Herringbone weave refers to a broken-twill weave which gives a herringbone (zig zag) pattern, with right and left twills appearing alternatively side by side, both having the same width… See more