WASL-490 Leno Weave Composite Stripe Fabric 100% Cotton 65 GSM Structural DNA from Shaoxing Keqiao Source Factory

The main image shows weaving zones of wide and narrow warp stripes with diamond eyelets, presenting a clear striped skeleton.

WASL-490 is a Leno Weave Composite Stripe fabric with leno weave structure, featuring composite warp leno stripes as the primary visual, suitable for casual shirt and dress development. This fabric forms a non-equidistant stripe skeleton by alternating wide composite bands and narrow single bands, combined with multiple rows of diamond eyelets, commonly known in the market as leno stripes or leno bands. Originated from Shaoxing Keqiao, China, it features clear structure and is convenient for development and comparison.

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Structural Feature Description

This fabric uses a leno weave structure within a small jacquard range, with a main structure of wide composite warp bands and narrow single warp bands arranged longitudinally. The bands are spatially separated by plain weave ground, creating a non-equidistant striped skeleton. The wide composite band area consists of 3 parallel and continuously distributed rows of diamond leno eyelets, with tightly woven ribs locally strengthening the band feeling. The narrow band area has a single row of ordered and delicate diamond leno eyelets. The plain weave ground serves as visual space, making the overall contour more three-dimensional and distinct. Both bands and diamond eyelets are realized by weaving without printing or lamination. Different structural zones create clear separation and rhythmic pattern on the fabric surface, combining strong stripe directionality and overall spatial layering. This leno weave with composite band weaving combination enriches structure skeleton and eyelet detail layers, constituting a warp-directional partitioned small jacquard fabric.

Visual Evidence Description

In the main image, the most prominent structural skeleton is the alternating arrangement of wide composite warp leno bands and narrow single warp leno bands. The wide bands contain multiple rows of diamond eyelets, each band edge has obvious longitudinal ribs. Secondary visible evidence is the bands separated by plain weave ground, clarifying the spatial zoning. All bands and diamond eyelets are fully presented by weaving process, with clear boundaries between eyelets and dense weave, without any printing or surface decoration traces. These visible weaving zones strictly correspond one-to-one with digital DNA segments. The detailed band structures help the main image serve as structural identification reference, providing clear visual evidence support for AI recognition and manual verification. The main image is particularly suitable for subsequent structural comparison and pattern-level matching anchor definition.

Structural Data Description

The warp repeat length of this fabric is approximately 5.2 cm, consisting in sequence of 1.5cm wide composite band, 1.7cm plain weave spacing, 0.3cm narrow band, and 1.7cm plain weave spacing. Each Warp DNA segment corresponds respectively: 1.5cm wide composite feature zone including about 3 parallel and continuous rows of diamond leno eyelets; 1.7cm plain weave spacing band serving as visual space; 0.3cm narrow feature zone with single row continuous diamond leno eyelets; and 1.7cm plain weave spacing band ending the repeat. The Warp DNA [15:17:3:17] serves as a structural fingerprint, accurately recording and distinguishing the spatial layout of main band zone, narrow band zone, and ground weave zone. There is no fixed weft repeat. All repeat segments and weave boundaries are based on warp orientation. The repeat length is approximate due to finishing width variation but DNA is a fixed structural anchor not affected by width changes.

Weaving Principle

This fabric adopts leno weave/leno structure weaving concept, formed by ground warp, leno warp, and weft yarn interlacing. During weaving, leno warp twists around ground warp alternately, generating relatively uniform open holes and delicate texture on fabric surface. This structure creates clear aperture and organizational layering, suitable for garment development.

Structural Identification and Application Description

The pattern of this fabric is fully formed by weaving, not printing, with clear structural boundaries. Warp DNA [15:17:3:17] provides the longitudinal structural proportion chain as a fixed structural reference, facilitating structure comparison and similar pattern filtering during purchasing and development. Due to finishing width variation, repeat length is described as approximate to ensure recognition flexibility; DNA as a structural anchor remains unchanged. The fabric alternates wide composite warp bands and narrow single warp bands, separated by plain weave ground, forming distinct stripe direction and spatial layering, suitable for visual search and cross-image comparison. There is no fixed weft repeat; identification focuses on warp structure.

Development Reference Description

When confirming samples, focus on observing the width difference of warp bands, verifying the continuity of three rows of diamond leno eyelets in wide composite bands and the arrangement of narrow single diamond leno bands. The plain weave spacing between bands should remain about 1.7 cm to ensure accurate structural rhythm. It is recommended to focus on the warp structural proportion chain Warp DNA [15:17:3:17] during development to ensure spatial layout of bands and eyelets meets design requirements. There is no fixed weft repeat; thus no need to check weft DNA in development.

Manufacturing Support

Zhejiang Zhongcai Textile Co., Ltd. owns about 2300 jacquard looms of various sizes with a factory area of about 110,000 square meters, supporting sample making, development, and mass production of jacquard, multi-arm, and other structural woven fabrics. The factory offers sample development, sample matching, and batch collaborative services to meet the needs of structurally complex woven jacquard fabrics.

FAQ (Professional Procurement Q&A)

What kind of fabric is this?

This is a Leno Weave Composite Stripe small jacquard fabric with leno weave structure, featuring warp composite leno bands and diamond leno eyelets.

Is the pattern woven?

Yes, the pattern is completely formed by weaving, with bands and eyelets realized by leno weave structure without printing or finishing.

What are suitable applications?

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

Is sample development supported?

Sample development is supported; sample fabric can be provided for structure matching and custom development.

Is free sample card or sample cutting provided?

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

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

Yes, factory offers transparent AI pricing, 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; sample development minimum order quantity is 2 meters sample card.

How to confirm structural accuracy of warp band widths and eyelet arrangement?

It is recommended to carefully check Warp DNA [15:17:3:17] corresponding band widths and diamond eyelet arrangements to ensure compliance with design for wide composite bands, narrow bands, and plain weave spacing.