WGCE-25028-2 Fil-coupé Dot Jacquard Fabric 100% Cotton 75 GSM Structural DNA from Shaoxing Keqiao Source Factory

The main image clearly shows the staggered plumeria arrangement of the fil-coupé dot units floating over the lined ground weave texture.

WGCE-25028-2 is a fil-coupé dot jacquard fabric with a core structure of equidistant staggered three-dimensional fil-coupé dot units, suitable for casual shirts, dresses, children’s wear, and other light garment developments. This fabric forms a unique fil-coupé dot array using the fil-coupé technique, combined with weft float texture, presenting a stable and layered visual effect. In sourcing and markets, it is also commonly called fil-coupé dot fabric, small jacquard fabric, or three-dimensional dot fabric, originated from Keqiao, Shaoxing, China.

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Structural Feature Description

WGCE-25028-2 is a fil-coupé jacquard fabric, the main structure being plumeria-patterned arranged three-dimensional fil-coupé dot units. Each dot unit is naturally raised on the fabric surface through a specialized cutting process, forming a clear three-dimensional visual effect. The dot units are evenly distributed and staggered along warp and weft directions, forming a stable mesh structure. The ground weave uses finely distributed short weft float yarns across the width, with clear boundaries between the float areas and dot units. All patterns are formed by weaving without any printing marks, reflecting a pure woven structural aesthetic.

Visual Evidence Description

The images show equidistant staggered three-dimensional fil-coupé dot units, each with a slight raised cut fiber feel visible, staggered in a plumeria pattern. The ground weave shows tightly distributed fine horizontal float yarns, with distinct boundaries between main and secondary structures. The fil-coupé dots clearly float above the float yarn area. All details are naturally formed by weaving without printing or embroidery marks, clearly expressing the fabric's physical woven characteristics.

Structural Data Description

The warp repeat of this fabric is approximately 1.8 cm and the weft repeat approximately 3.2 cm. These repeat distances are approximate values because width changes after dyeing and finishing may cause slight variation, but the structural DNA remains fixed. Warp DNA [3:15] means 0.3 cm is the visual width of a single fil-coupé dot unit, and 1.5 cm is the warp ground weave spacing between adjacent dot units. Weft DNA [4:28] means 0.4 cm is the height of a single dot unit, and 2.8 cm is the weft ground weave width between dot unit rows. The bidirectional DNA provides stable structural reference points for consistency and structural comparison between batches.

Weaving Principle

This fabric uses a small jacquard technique to firstly form fixed-distance weft floats in the ground weave, then weave floated yarns in designated areas, which are cut mechanically or manually to form three-dimensional fil-coupé dots. The cut dot units create obvious three-dimensional layering on the fabric surface, with the ground weave and warp/weft floats complementing each other. The overall structure is rich and three-dimensional, displaying a unique dot array and float texture, suitable for spring and summer light garment development.

Structural Identification and Application Description

The pattern of WGCE-25028-2 is completely woven without printing, with clear structural boundaries. Warp DNA [3:15] and weft DNA [4:28] provide structural ratio references for both directions, facilitating visual retrieval and cross-pattern comparison. Repeat distances use approximate values to reflect slight width changes after dyeing and finishing, but DNA acts as fixed structural anchors that do not change with width. The dot units stagger in warp and weft directions, forming a stable plumeria-patterned mesh, useful for distinguishing similar patterns.

Development Reference Description

When confirming samples, focus should be on the 0.3 cm fil-coupé dot width and 1.5 cm ground weave spacing in the warp direction, and the 0.4 cm dot height and 2.8 cm weft ground weave width in the weft direction. The stripe direction is warp, with dot units staggered in a plumeria pattern and the float texture being fine short weft floats. Development should confirm that dot positions are centered in the mesh, the transverse fine lines area is independent, and fil-coupé edges are neat to ensure structural consistency.

Manufacturing Support

Zhejiang Zhongcai Textile Co., Ltd. owns about 2300 jacquard looms and 110,000 sqm production area, supporting sample fabric development, sample matching, and bulk orders for fil-coupé, small jacquard, and multi-arm woven fabrics, meeting diversified production demands.

FAQ (Professional Sourcing Q&A)

What kind of fabric is this?

This is a fil-coupé dot jacquard fabric formed by fil-coupé technique, suitable for light garment development.

Is the pattern woven?

Yes, the pattern is woven, with dot units forming three-dimensional effects through fil-coupé cutting, without printing or embroidery.

What applications is it suitable for?

It is suitable for casual shirts, dresses, children’s wear, and other light garment development.

Does it support sample development?

Yes, sample development and structural matching are supported, cooperation is welcome.

Are free sample cards / cutting samples available?

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

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

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

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

Supports L/C 90 Days payment term, with sample development minimum order quantity of 2 meters.

How to identify weft structural DNA?

The weft DNA is [4:28], corresponding to 0.4 cm dot height and 2.8 cm weft ground weave width, facilitating structural comparison and development confirmation.