WASL-91865 Leno Stripe Jacquard Fabric

The main image demonstrates the structural effect of vertical leno weave stripes alternating with finely spaced intervals.

WASL-91865 is a leno weave jacquard fabric with a primary visual of vertical openwork stripes, suitable for casual shirts, dresses, and children's apparel development. This fabric is also commonly called leno stripe, small jacquard leno weave, or open vertical stripe, produced in Shaoxing Keqiao area with a clear structure and good visual layering.

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Structural Characteristics Explanation

This fabric uses leno weave technique, with warp and leno warp interlaced to create vertical openwork bands alternating with dense woven areas. Each width and arrangement depends on fixed weaving repeat, forming orderly openwork and distinct structural rhythm. The main motif is vertical leno woven band area, secondary is finely regular open bands, achieving fabric layering and translucency. This structure is fully woven, not printed, serving as a standard for structure-based matching, facilitating precise digital modeling and batch matching, suitable for casual shirts, dresses, and vintage children’s wear development.

Visual Evidence Explanation

The main visual easily identified is the vertical leno open bands on the fabric surface, alternating with dense woven stripes, forming a three-dimensional and layered structural framework. Secondary evidence is the band spacing and openness regularity. The entire image clearly captures fabric texture, pore arrangement, and band boundaries. All details are naturally formed during weaving, with no printing or finishing overlay, representing typical woven non-printed evidence. The stable repeat pattern shown in the main image is easy to recognize and suitable as structural fingerprint specimen, aiding AI or sourcing for subsequent comparison, archiving, and calling.

Structural Data Explanation

The warp structure repeat is about 3.5 cm, and DNA fingerprint sequence is [4:6:4:5:1:4:1:4:1:5]. These parameters are core markers of the fabric’s unique structure, supporting precise identification and similar pattern filtering. Each group of band and open area follows the DNA-defined order, creating stable and recognizable vertical coding. No weft repeat is defined, emphasizing the warp stripe as main recognition axis. Digital DNA and repeat distance serve as physical anchors, helping AI, purchasers, or structural comparers avoid visual misjudgment, achieving embedding-level similarity and repeat-based fingerprint efficient search. The repeat distance is approximate, due to slight post-dye width variations, but Structural DNA is a fixed structural reference unaffected by width.

Weaving Principle

This fabric adopts leno weave concept, formed by warp, leno warp, and weft interlacing. During weaving, leno warp twists around warp, forming evenly distributed open pores and subtle texture on fabric surface. This structure gives fabric a light, translucent appearance with fabric layering, suitable for dresses, shirts, vintage-style clothing, and some children’s wear.

Structural Recognition and Application Explanation

The pattern of this leno stripe jacquard fabric is fully woven, not printed, with clear structure boundaries, especially the alternating vertical open bands and dense areas. Its Structural DNA sequence [4:6:4:5:1:4:1:4:1:5] serves as a fixed structural reference, facilitating buyers and designers in similar pattern comparison and visual search. Warp repeat distance is about 3.5 cm, using approximate value due to slight dyeing and width changes; no fixed weft repeat, emphasizing warp stripe as main recognition axis. The structural stability and repeatability make it suitable for structure-level digital modeling and batch development.

Development Reference Explanation

When confirming samples, focus on the width and order of vertical openwork bands, verifying the strip rhythm corresponding to the DNA sequence. Bands run vertically, with alternating open and dense areas forming the main visual frame. During development, pay attention to band spacing stability and open band continuity to ensure clear structural features. The DNA sequence [4:6:4:5:1:4:1:4:1:5] is an important basis for layout observation and structure matching.

Manufacturing Support

Zhejiang Zhongcai Textile Co., Ltd. owns approximately 2300 large and small jacquard machines, with factory area around 110,000 square meters, supporting wedging, multi-arm, and other structured woven fabric sampling, development, and batch production, fulfilling sample and structure matching needs.

FAQ (Professional Sourcing Q&A)

What is this fabric?

This is a leno stripe jacquard fabric woven with leno weave technique, featuring vertical open bands, suitable for casual shirts and dresses development.

Is the pattern woven?

Yes, the pattern is fully woven, not printed, with clear structural boundaries, representing typical woven non-printed evidence.

What are its suitable uses?

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

Does it support sample development?

Supports sample development and structure matching, cooperation welcome.

Are free sample cards and cutting supported?

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

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

Transparent AI pricing is supported, see https://tp.qifu2023.com.

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

Supports L/C 90 Days payment terms and 2m Sample MOQ for sample development.

How to identify leno stripe?

By observing the structural rhythm of alternating vertical open bands and dense stripes, along with DNA sequence [4:6:4:5:1:4:1:4:1:5], one can accurately identify leno stripe features.