WGCE-25028-1 Fil-coupé Dot Jacquard Fabric 100% Cotton 60 GSM Structural DNA from Shaoxing Keqiao Source Factory

The fabric surface shows a staggered arrangement dominated by fil-coupé dot units, with fine horizontal weft float lines interwoven within the ground weave.

WGCE-25028-1 is a fabric with a core structure of fil-coupé dot jacquard, visually dominated by staggered clipped dot units, suitable for casual shirt, dress, and children's wear development. This fabric is often referred to as fil-coupé dot fabric or staggered jacquard, originating from Shaoxing Keqiao, featuring a stable structure and non-printed design, with clear woven texture and visual layering.

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Structural Feature Description

The fabric is principally structured by fil-coupé dot units, each small dot cluster formed by fil-coupé technique, arranged in staggered sequence creating an orderly visual rhythm. Tiny broken fiber edges are visible at each dot unit, highlighting the fil-coupé effect. The secondary structure is a fine horizontal weft float texture traversing the whole width, forming weft jacquard tiny dot organization and creating a hazy three-dimensional ground texture. The base layer is a semi-transparent plain ground weave, providing stable support to the overall structure. Primary and secondary structures are interlaced in warp and weft directions, offering clear visual layering with fil-coupé dots prominent, horizontal float lines secondary, and plain ground weave as foundation.

Visual Evidence Description

The main visual framework in the photo is a neatly staggered arrangement of fil-coupé dot units, with clear dot structures, delicate edges, and evident fiber breakage. Secondary visual evidence consists of fine horizontal floats across the fabric that form auxiliary textures of the ground weave, enhancing layering. All structures are woven and fil-coupé formed, not printed. The main dot spacing and alignment are strictly consistent and stably present in images and actual fabric. The main fil-coupé dots interweave with weft floats, producing a clear cyclical rhythm suitable for structural identification reference.

Structural Data Description

This fabric has a warp repeat of approximately 1.6 cm, divided into 0.3 cm wide fil-coupé dot units and 1.3 cm ground weave spacing; warp DNA is [3:13], meaning each cycle contains one full fil-coupé dot and adjacent ground weave. The weft repeat is approximately 2.5 cm, divided into 0.4 cm fil-coupé dot height and 2.1 cm ground weave with auxiliary float area. Weft DNA is [4:21]. These numerical DNAs clearly correspond to fabric structural zones, facilitating buyers to verify fil-coupé dot arrangement and spacing. Cycle distances are approximate due to potential slight width fluctuation post dyeing and finishing, but DNAs are fixed structural anchors and remain unchanged.

Weaving Principle

This fabric first forms local floats on jacquard or base fabric, then mechanically or manually cuts the float areas, creating distinct three-dimensional layering and surface texture. Fil-coupé dot units are formed by warp and weft cutting, with weft cutting requiring higher process control. The fabric surface presents fine fuzziness and decorative effects, suitable for spring/summer children's wear, dresses, and short sleeve light garments development.

Structure Identification and Application Description

The fabric pattern is formed by weaving and fil-coupé techniques, not printed, with clear organizational boundaries. Warp DNA [3:13] and weft DNA [4:21] provide structural proportion references, convenient for purchasing and visual search. Warp and weft repeat distances are approximate due to potential slight width fluctuation after dyeing and finishing, but DNA remains a fixed structural anchor. The main fil-coupé dot structure interlaces with auxiliary weft float lines, forming a stable visual rhythm aiding distinction of similar patterns and structural validation.

Development Reference Description

Sample confirmation should focus on observing 0.3 cm wide warp fil-coupé dot units and 1.3 cm ground weave spacing, as well as the 0.4 cm weft fil-coupé dots connected with 2.1 cm ground weave and auxiliary float area. The main visual skeleton is a staggered arrangement of fil-coupé dot units, with weft floats as secondary structure. Warp and weft DNAs are [3:13] and [4:21] respectively. Development can refer to these structural proportions to ensure accurate spacing of fil-coupé dots and ground weave and confirm fil-coupé broken fiber edges and float details to avoid misidentifying prints or embroidery.

Manufacturing Support

Zhejiang Zhongcai Textile Co., Ltd. owns about 2300 jacquard machines of various sizes, with a factory area around 110,000 square meters, supporting sample making, sample matching development, and mass production of jacquard, multi-arm, and structural woven fabrics.

FAQ (Professional Purchasing Q&A)

What kind of fabric is this?

This is a fil-coupé dot jacquard fabric with fil-coupé dot units as the main structure, suitable for casual shirt, dress, and children's wear development.

Is the pattern woven?

Yes, the pattern is formed by weaving and fil-coupé techniques, not printed, with clear structural boundaries and fil-coupé dots showing broken fiber edges.

What is it suitable for?

Suitable for development of casual shirts, dresses, children's wear, and other light garments.

Is sample-based development supported?

Supported, welcome to discuss detailed structural matching and batch collaboration.

Is free sample card / sample cutting supported?

Free sample card is available, 2m Sample MOQ supported for fabric development, with adjustment and cutting services.

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

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

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

Supports L/C 90 Days payment terms; minimum sample order is 2 meters.

How to identify fil-coupé dot units?

Fil-coupé dot units have distinct broken fiber edges, are arranged staggeredly, and interwoven with weft float lines, differentiating from printed or embroidered dots.