Polyester woven yarn for apparel fabrics

Weaving (weaving) can also be called “woven”, the process of using yarn as warp and weft to form a woven fabric according to various fabric structures. It is an important part of textile industry production. According to the types of raw materials used, it can be divided into cotton weaving, wool weaving, silk weaving and linen weaving, and their products are collectively referred to as woven fabrics. The varieties and uses of woven fabrics are extremely wide, and suitable yarn materials and appropriate fabric structures can be selected according to different usage requirements. By controlling the weft yarn passing through the warp yarn, different fabric patterns and structures can be formed. This change is called fabric weave, which is the common plain weave, twill weave, and satin weave. These three types are the simplest fabric weaves, and other complex patterns are derived from these three forms. Weaving Weaving is the process of weaving warp and weft yarns into a fabric on a loom. When weaving, the warp yarn should have a proper and uniform tension and be interwoven with the weft yarn according to a predetermined rule to form a fabric with a certain structure, width and density.

The main advantages of woven fabrics are stable structure, smooth cloth surface, and generally do not sag during draping, which is suitable for various cutting methods. Woven fabrics are suitable for various printing and dyeing finishing methods. Generally speaking, printing and jacquard patterns are more delicate than knitted fabrics, knitted fabrics and felt fabrics. There are many kinds of fabric designs.