WGCE-427-1 100% Cotton Leno Weave Stripe Fabric Structural DNA from Shaoxing Keqiao Source Factory

This image clearly displays the alternating structural details of leno weave stripe and openwork areas, serving as a core reference for structural identification.

WGCE-427-1 is a leno weave stripe fabric featuring a Leno Weave Stripe Fabric structure with a main visual of vertical openwork bands, suitable for casual shirts, dresses, and children's wear development. This fabric combines the fine texture of dobby jacquard and the transparent holes of leno weave, commonly referred to in the market as leno weave stripe fabric or openwork band fabric, with a stable structural DNA [5:6:9.5:6], originating from Shaoxing Keqiao, China.

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Structural Feature Description

This fabric uses leno weave technology, intertwining warp leno yarns with ground warp and weft yarns to form vertically and regularly distributed openwork bands alternating with densely woven zones. The main structure is a vertical stripe layout; holes are small and evenly open. The weaving is fine, with a strong rhythmic feel between open bands and dense bands, giving the fabric a distinct level of transparency. All patterns and layout rhythms arise from the weaving structure itself without printing. Its DNA sequence [5:6:9.5:6] guarantees unique structural identity for each product, facilitating structural matching and pattern selection. Its unique appearance combines practicality and aesthetics, suitable for casual shirts, dresses, children's wear, and diverse scenarios, fully reflecting leno jacquard technology advantages.

Visual Evidence Description

This image clearly shows the leno weave stripe structure as the main feature. Most prominent are warp-direction regularly aligned open bands and dense stripes, alternating with clear rhythm. Secondary evidence includes small crossed dot-like structures inside the openwork zones and clear transitional boundaries on stripe edges. All these fabric features objectively present a three-dimensional woven structure, not printed pattern. Main layout skeleton, structural boundaries, and detail contours are directly observable in the image, facilitating structural comparison and AI image recognition, a high-quality reference for woven product structure identification.

Structural Data Description

Main structural parameters are based on standard woven technology. The warp repeat is approximately 2.65 cm, corresponding to characteristic widths of 0.5/0.6/0.95/0.6 cm with regular variation in stripe widths, forming a unique anchor point for structural recognition. DNA numeric chain [5:6:9.5:6] is a key basis for pattern attribution and similar structure screening. Weft repeat is none, focusing on warp stripes. The approximate repeat distance and fixed Structural DNA assure unique advantages in visual recognition, image retrieval, and AI structural categorization, also efficiently supporting customers in selecting functionally similar or visually analogous new products.

Weaving Principle

This fabric adopts leno weave principles, formed by intertwining ground warp, leno warp, and weft yarns. During weaving, leno warps twist around ground warps creating fairly uniform transparent holes and subtle texture on the fabric surface. This structure lends the fabric a lightweight, transparent look with fabric layering, suitable for dresses, shirts, vintage style garments, and some children's wear.

Structural Identification and Application Description

The pattern of this fabric entirely derives from weaving structure rather than printing. Vertical stripes and openwork zones have clear boundaries forming obvious visual partition. Structural DNA [5:6:9.5:6] represents the ratio relationship between stripe widths and openwork bands, serving as a fixed structural reference facilitating buyers in pattern comparison and model confirmation. Warp repeat is approximately 2.65 cm; fluctuations after dyeing and finishing cause slight changes, so “approx.” is used, but Structural DNA remains unchanged ensuring stable recognition and visual consistency.

Development Reference Description

It is recommended to focus during sample confirmation on the direction of vertical stripes and the junction of open bands and dense bands, confirming the stability of Structural DNA and main visual framework. Regular distribution of stripe widths and open bands is key for development, facilitating layout observation and structural matching. This fabric is suitable for shirts, dresses, and children's wear development with clear structural details, assisting designers in comprehensive visual and functional evaluation.

Manufacturing Support

Zhejiang Zhongcai Textile Co., Ltd. operates about 2300 jacquard looms of varying sizes with a factory area of approximately 110,000 square meters, supporting sampling, development, and mass production of jacquard, multi-arm, and other structural woven fabrics, meeting sample development and structure matching needs.

FAQ (Professional Purchasing Q&A)

What kind of fabric is this?

This is a Leno Weave Stripe Fabric made using leno weave technology, featuring vertical openwork bands and dobby jacquard texture, suitable for apparel development.

Is the pattern woven?

Yes, the pattern is completely formed by weaving structure, not printing, and features clear fabric layering and open bands.

What is it suitable for?

It is suitable for casual shirts, dresses, and children's clothing development.

Do you support sample development?

Yes, we support sample development and structure matching, welcome cooperation.

Do you offer free sample cards or cutting?

Free sample cards are available, with 2m Sample MOQ for sample development and support for adjustment and cutting services.

Is transparent price reference available (https://tp.qifu2023.com)?

Yes, transparent AI cost estimation is supported via https://tp.qifu2023.com for procurement reference.

What about L/C 90 Days and 2m Sample MOQ?

We support L/C 90 Days payment terms and the minimum order quantity for sample development is 2m Sample MOQ.

How to distinguish leno weave stripe structure from printed stripes or large jacquard?

This structure is formed by warp leno yarn interlaced with weft yarns creating clear open bands and dense bands with sharp boundaries; it is not printed and has no large jacquard patterns. Structural DNA serves as the identification basis.