Woven Fabrics design visualization

Woven Fabrics

Material, weave, and finish designed as one fabric.

Design visualization

Develop the material with its destination.

Yarn selection, weave structure, surface character, and finishing connect with the intended product. Hand, appearance, width, mass, and downstream manufacturing requirements establish the development brief.

  • Construction

    Material and process choices follow the product brief.

  • Sampling

    Measurements and samples establish acceptance.

  • Production

    Lot records and inspection support the next manufacturing step.

Woven Fabrics design visualization
Design visualization

Make the specification reproducible.

Sampling compares the construction against client acceptance criteria. Color references, repeatability, roll presentation, and lot information form part of the manufacturing package.

Size and specification.

Reference project sizes and design briefs. Final scope, measurements, interfaces, and deliverables are agreed with the client.

Woven Fabrics — reference specification
SpecificationSample developmentProduction-width briefWide-format brief
Reference width300 mm1,600 mm2,200 mm
BasisDevelopment sample; composition and mass defined in the briefProposed working width; finished dimensions specified separatelyProposed working width; process route confirmed in specification

Development route

Sampling and specification · Production development · Manufacturing program

Material brief

Natural fibers · Synthetic fibers · Client-defined blend or substrate

Related programs.

Explore the design, the reference specification, and the configuration for each program.

Knit Fabrics design visualization

Knit Fabrics

A looped textile structure, specified around the finished use.

Material formats: Jersey and rib-knit development

Define what comes next.

Share the application, the requirements, and the intended destination. We develop the configuration and quotation around your brief.