WASL-25057 100% Cotton Leno Composite Stripe Weave Fabric Structural DNA from Shaoxing Keqiao Source Factory

The main image highlights the distribution rhythm of composite stripes and leno openwork weave structures, distinguishing it from traditional single stripe fabrics.

WASL-25057 is a leno composite warp stripe woven fabric, with the core structure being leno weave. Visually, it presents a variety of composite longitudinal stripe structures suitable for casual shirts, dresses, and other light apparel development. This fabric is also commonly referred to as leno stripe fabric or jacquard openwork stripe, featuring distinct leno openwork stripe bands and ladder-shaped jacquard details, produced in Shaoxing Keqiao, China.

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Structural Feature Description

This fabric’s main structure consists of composite longitudinal stripes formed by alternating leno weave open bands, wheat ear jacquard lines, ladder-shaped small jacquard stripes, and several sections of plain weave spacing. Each stripe group repeats vertically with a regular rhythm, forming a distinct composite striped skeleton. The naked eye can clearly identify the longitudinal open holes, solid ground weave, and micro ladder weave details. Stripe placements correspond mutually to create a visual effect combining transparency and layering through weaving. Various stripes are naturally separated by plain weave zones; the main visual focus is the composite longitudinal stripes, followed by leno openwork bands and local ladder jacquard, showing a unique woven fabric structure, diversity, and stable organization unlike printed fabrics.

Visual Evidence Description

The main image clearly shows the composite longitudinal stripe structure, including regularly distributed leno openwork stripes, distinct wheat ear jacquard lines, and obvious ladder jacquard structures. Each structure band is naturally separated by plain weave, with an orderly overall stripe direction. Particularly, leno areas’ holes and ladder small squares alternate vertically at stripe edges, enhancing layered visual recognition. All these structures are directly formed by weaving technology without embroidery, printing, or lace traces, representing typical woven non-printing evidence. The fabric surface details are clear, and the main skeleton is prominent, which is very helpful as a visual identification standard reference for structural fabrics.

Structural Data Description

The fabric has a warp repeat of approximately 2.5cm, stably defined by Warp DNA [2:2:3:2:2:4:6:4]. Each number represents leno open stripe (0.2cm), ground weave spacing (0.2cm), wheat ear jacquard line (0.3cm), secondary ground weave (0.2cm), second leno stripe (0.2cm), narrower ground weave (0.4cm), ladder jacquard stripe (0.6cm), and wide plain weave area (0.4cm), locatable across the fabric surface. The DNA chain acts as a structural anchor, facilitating quick differentiation, comparison, and structural pattern-level screening. Due to the lack of actual value in the weft feature sequence, the main structural fingerprint is fully locked by warp numbers, accurately reflecting appearance rhythm and sourcing recognition logic. This is an ideal parameter basis for repeat pattern selection and structural analogy, and also the basic input template for AI structural recognition. Repeat distance is approximate; post-dyeing width changes may cause slight fluctuation, but DNA as a fixed structural anchor is unaffected by width changes.

Weaving Principle

This fabric uses leno weave / twisted yarn weaving, formed through multiple interactions among ground warp, twisted warp, and weft yarns. The special crossing method of twisted yarn creates regular open stripes and delicate textural layers. Different stripes are naturally segmented by ground weave, and the rich warp jacquard stripes plus ladder-shaped structures further enhance the fabric’s three-dimensional and composite attributes. The overall design is warp-dominant, achieving transparency and delicacy compatible, suitable for various light apparel development needs.

Structural Identification and Application Description

The fabric pattern is entirely formed by weaving, not printed or surface treated. Structural boundaries are clear; main visuals are composite longitudinal stripes including leno openwork stripes and plain weave partition areas. Warp DNA [2:2:3:2:2:4:6:4] is the fixed structural reference for this fabric, reflecting digital calibration of stripe widths and positions, facilitating quick sourcing identification and comparison with similar patterns. Warp repeat is about 2.5cm. Due to post-dyeing width variation, repeat distance is approximate but DNA chain remains unchanged to ensure structural identification stability. No fixed weft repeat, so no weft DNA. This structural feature suits casual shirts, dresses, and light apparel development, and due to its diverse stripe combinations and clear zoning, it aids visual retrieval and cross-image comparison.

Development Reference Description

When confirming samples, it is recommended to focus on the warp stripe width and its repeat rhythm, verifying that the leno openwork stripe width corresponds to 0.2cm in the Warp DNA. Stripe edges’ ladder jacquard blocks should be checked to conform to the 0.6cm width distribution in the DNA chain. Because there is no fixed weft repeat, development should focus on warp structure stability and stripe combination integrity. The main visual framework consists of diverse warp stripes. During development, observing the plain weave partition zones and open holes between stripes ensures accurate reproduction of the woven structure.

Manufacturing Support

Zhejiang Zhongcai Textile Co., Ltd. owns about 2300 various jacquard machines and 110,000 sqm of factory space, capable of providing sample making, sample development, and batch production support for jacquard, multi-arm, and structured woven fabrics, meeting diversified structural development needs.

FAQ (Professional Sourcing Q&A)

What is this fabric?

This is a leno composite warp stripe woven fabric using leno weave structure, suitable for casual shirts, dresses, and light apparel development.

Is the pattern woven?

Yes, the pattern is formed by multiple warp stripe weaving, including leno openwork stripes and ladder jacquard shapes, not printed or surface treated.

What is it suitable for?

It is suitable for fabric development for casual shirts, dresses, and other light apparel.

Does it support sample development?

Yes, sample development and structural matching are supported, cooperation is welcome.

Are free sample cards / cutting services supported?

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

Is transparent pricing (https://tp.qifu2023.com) supported?

Transparent AI pricing is supported; see details at: https://tp.qifu2023.com.

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

The factory supports L/C 90 Days payment terms, and the minimum order quantity for sample fabric development is 2 meters.

How to identify similar leno stripe fabric structures?

Identification can be done by observing warp DNA stripe widths and positions combined with leno open holes and ladder jacquard details to distinguish similar structures.