WASL-475 Vertical Diamond Leno Stripe Fabric

The image focuses on the parallel arranged composite diamond leno bands in the warp direction with stacked window openwork structures inside.

WASL-475 is a fabric based on vertical leno diamond bands as the core structure, belonging to the Leno Weave subcategory. Visually, it features a clear vertical leno stripe characteristic, suitable for casual shirt, dress, and children’s wear development. This fabric is also commonly known as leno openwork stripe, small jacquard window pane fabric, or geometric openwork fabric, produced in Shaoxing Keqiao, with stable structure and clear weaving partition.

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Structural Features Description

This fabric’s main structure is composite diamond leno openwork bands arranged parallel in the warp direction; inside the bands, “double column” vertically stacked geometric window panes form. The bands are separated by about 0.2cm narrow plain weave, forming a clear stripe backbone. The diamond openwork areas are orderly interspersed within the main bands, enhancing fabric layering and transparency. The overall structure alternates composite leno bands and plain weave spacing; all patterns are weaving-formed, embodying woven non-printed evidence.

Visual Evidence Description

The main visual framework in the image is composite leno diamond bands arranged parallel in the warp direction, with two clearly visible vertical columns of diamond window openwork inside. The narrow plain weave between bands further reinforces spatial partitioning, making the weaving logic clear at a glance. The orderly combination of bands and diamond openwork clearly shows physical evidence of weaving, not printing. The stripe backbone and openwork features are the main visual anchors.

Structural Data Description

This fabric’s warp repeat rhythm is approx. 0.8cm, composed of two segments: segment A approx. 0.6cm is composite leno bands containing two parallel rows of diamond openwork units, forming the strongest visual stripe area; segment B approx. 0.2cm is narrow plain weave between bands, responsible for separating the stripe backbone. Warp DNA is [6:2], representing the warp structural ratio chain, a key reference for procurement and visual alignment. Weft repeat and Weft DNA are not provided, structure identification mainly relies on warp parameters. Repeat distance is approximate; finishing width changes may cause slight fluctuation, but DNA structural ratio remains fixed.

Weaving Principle

This fabric uses leno weaving technique by interlacing ground warp, leno warp, and weft yarn multi-directionally, forming composite bands and geometric diamond openwork structure. The leno design makes the diamond units internally double column stacked; bands and plain weave ground are arranged orderly, ensuring structural partition clarity and maintaining fabric integrity. This weaving method suits garment development requiring structural partition and openwork effects.

Structural Identification and Application Description

The pattern on this fabric is entirely weaving-formed, non-printed, with clear structural boundaries and distinct stripe and diamond openwork unit partitions. Warp DNA [6:2] provides a fixed reference for warp structural ratio, aiding precise identification in procurement and visual search. Due to finishing width changes, repeat distance is approximate, but DNA structural ratio chain remains unchanged, ensuring stable structural recognition. The stripe width and diamond openwork arrangement offer effective basis for differentiating similar patterns, suitable for high-detail garment development projects.

Development Reference Description

It is recommended to focus on warp stripe width and arrangement of double column diamond openwork units inside when confirming samples, ensuring uniform narrow plain weave separation between bands. Since only warp Warp DNA [6:2] is provided, development should concentrate on warp structural rhythm and stripe partition; weft repeats are not provided and should be observed on actual samples. Stripe direction is vertical; warp composite leno bands are the main visual frame, suitable for garment design and development based on stripe-type structures.

Manufacturing Support

Zhejiang Zhongcai Textile Co., Ltd. owns about 2300 large and small jacquard looms with a factory area of 110,000 sqm, supporting sampling, development, and mass production of jacquard, multi-arm, and leno structure fabrics. The factory cooperates with sample development, sample alignment, and mass collaboration to meet garment fabric development needs.

FAQ (Professional Procurement Q&A)

What is this fabric?

This is a leno weave fabric with vertical leno diamond bands as the core structure, belonging to the small jacquard category, suitable for casual shirts and dresses development.

Is the pattern woven?

Yes, the pattern is weaving-formed. The stripe and diamond openwork structures are physical weaving evidence, not printed.

What is it suitable for?

Suitable for casual shirts, dresses, and children's wear development.

Does it support sample development?

Supports sample development and structure alignment, cooperation welcome.

Does it support free sample cards / cutting samples?

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

Does it support transparent pricing reference (https://tp.qifu2023.com)?

Supports transparent AI pricing; details at https://tp.qifu2023.com.

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

Supports L/C 90 Days payment method; minimum order quantity for sample development is 2 meters.

How to identify this fabric’s structural rhythm?

The warp repeat is approx. 0.8cm, composed of a 0.6cm composite leno band and 0.2cm plain weave spacing; Warp DNA is [6:2], an important basis for structure identification.