Woven fabric is a type of textile created by interlacing two sets of yarns — warp (vertical) and weft (horizontal) — through a process called weaving.
Because of this crisscross structure, woven fabrics are strong, durable, and less stretchy compared to knitted fabrics.
Key Characteristics of Woven Fabric
- High durability
- Minimal stretch unless elastane is added
- Smooth and structured appearance
- Stable shape retention
- Supports prints and dyes very well
Common Types of Woven Fabrics
- Poplin
- Oxford
- Twill
- Chino
- Linen
- Canvas
- Satin
What Products Are Made From Woven Fabric?
Woven fabric is widely used across the apparel and textile industry, including:
- Formal shirts
- Trousers
- Blouses
- Dresses
- Jackets
- Workwear & uniforms
- Shorts
Why Brands Prefer Woven Fabric
Woven textiles offer a premium look, strong shape stability, and long-term durability — making them ideal for fashion, corporate wear, and industrial clothing.
