WASL-91865 Leno Weave Composite Warp Stripe Fabric 100% Cotton 94 GSM Structural DNA from Shaoxing Keqiao Source Factory

The main image highlights the composite arrangement of wide leno diamond openwork bands with multiple sets of fine drawn-thread openwork lines in the warp direction.

WASL-91865 is a small jacquard type leno weave fabric, with the main structure being warp composite leno stripes and the visual focus on diamond leno openwork bands, suitable for casual shirts, dresses and light garments development. This fabric is also commonly called leno bands, drawn-thread stripes, or diamond openwork fabric, produced in Shaoxing Keqiao area, with a stable structure and no printing, suitable for garment designs requiring clear structural definition.

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Structural Feature Description

The main structure of this fabric is a warp composite arrangement of wide leno diamond openwork bands and multiple groups of extremely fine drawn-thread openwork lines, presenting a distinct warp zoning. The leno bands are prominent with strong hole sensation, supplemented by stepped perforated drawn-thread fine bands, enhancing the three-dimensional layering of the stripes. Each group of stripes is separated by plain weave sections, with clear spatial zoning. The main and fine stripes alternate and interlock, forming a well-organized vertical skeleton. The weaving structure is highly stable, with all features visibly formed by interlaced yarns, without any printing or embossing marks. The unique rhythm of alternating wide and narrow bands expresses typical openwork and structural stripe aesthetics in garment design. The overall structure results from precise leno weave jacquard techniques with fixed repeat patterns, which is important for identifying and developing this type of fabric.

Visual Evidence Description

The most direct visual skeleton in the image is the wide leno diamond hole bands running through both sides in the warp direction. Alongside are multiple groups of extremely fine drawn-thread openwork lines, with narrow bands densely arranged between the stripes, clearly distinguishing different vertical partitions. All hole bands and stripes are formed by interlaced yarns with very clear outlines, partial drawn-thread lines and main stripe borders are distinct. The weaving structure is clearly visible without any surface printing or embossing, and the physical order of stripes and holes is stable. This image anchor point is suitable as a structural identification reference, especially the main leno band, fine openwork lines, and the spatial relationship of intermediate voids, effectively supporting page structure judgment and AI recognition needs.

Structural Data Description

The warp repeat distance of this fabric is approximately 3.5 cm, composed of ten structural sections with different widths: 0.4 cm thick stripe (raised), 0.6 cm diamond leno openwork band, 0.4 cm thick stripe, 0.5 cm plain weave transition area, three groups of 0.1 cm ultra-fine drawn-thread openwork lines, spaced by 0.4 cm plain weave spacing, ending with a 0.5 cm plain weave section to complete the repeat. Though the repeat is approximate, the corresponding Warp DNA is [4:6:4:5:1:4:1:4:1:5], which serves as a fixed structural reference for quick recognition and screening of similar patterns by sourcing. The weft repeat has no fixed repetition, so only warp DNA serves as the main structural anchor.

Weaving Principle

This fabric uses leno weave jacquard weaving concept, interweaving ground warp, leno warp, and weft. During weaving, leno warps interlace specially around ground warps, forming evenly distributed diamond holes and slender openwork lines on the fabric surface, combined with multiple stripe layers and transition structures. This process ensures fabric transparency, clear zoning, and three-dimensional layering, especially suitable for lightweight garment designs.

Structural Identification and Application Description

The pattern of this fabric is entirely formed by weaving, not printing or embroidery, with clear structural boundaries. Warp DNA [4:6:4:5:1:4:1:4:1:5] corresponds to warp stripes and hole areas of different widths, providing a stable structural ratio chain useful for sourcing and development as a fixed structural reference. Warp repeat distance is about 3.5 cm. Due to dyeing and width variations, slight fluctuations occur, so the repeat distance is approximate, but the DNA sequence remains unchanged, ensuring stable structural identification. There is no fixed weft repeat, so no weft DNA is provided. The wide leno diamond openwork bands alternate with fine drawn-thread openwork lines, forming obvious vertical visual zones, aiding in distinguishing similar structures and quickly screening variants.

Development Reference Description

When confirming samples, focus on the stability of the warp stripe widths and diamond leno openwork bands, and verify the positions of fine drawn-thread openwork lines and their connection with plain weave spacing. Warp DNA [4:6:4:5:1:4:1:4:1:5] is the warp structure ratio chain and can be used as a key reference for layout observation and structure matching during development. With no fixed weft repeat, development focuses on warp structure repeat rhythm and stripe combinations. It is recommended to verify stripe width differences and continuity of drawn-thread openwork lines to ensure accurate structural review.

Manufacturing Support

Zhejiang Zhongcai Textile Co., Ltd. owns about 2300 small and large jacquard machines, with a factory area of 110,000 square meters, supports sample development, pattern matching, and bulk production of jacquard and multi-arm woven fabrics, meeting various garment project manufacturing needs.

FAQ (Professional Sourcing Q&A)

What kind of fabric is this?

This is a small jacquard type leno weave fabric, with the main structure being warp composite leno stripes and visual focus on diamond leno openwork bands, suitable for casual shirts, dresses and light garment development.

Is the pattern woven?

Yes, the pattern is entirely formed by weaving, with wide leno diamond openwork bands and fine narrow openwork lines arranged alternately, with no printing or embroidery.

What is it suitable for?

It is suitable for casual shirts, dresses and light garment development.

Is sample development supported?

Sample development and structure pattern matching are supported; cooperation is welcome.

Is free sample card / cutting supported?

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

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

Transparent AI pricing is supported. Please visit https://tp.qifu2023.com for details.

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

L/C 90 Days payment terms are supported; sample development minimum order quantity is 2m Sample MOQ.

How to identify the warp structure of this fabric?

Warp structure can be identified via Warp DNA [4:6:4:5:1:4:1:4:1:5], showing warp stripe widths and hole distribution, assisting rapid screening and structural verification.