Weaving begins with a sound warp Warping is the preparation stage in which the lengthwise yarns of the fabric are wound onto the warp beam in a defined order, tension and arrangement. The quality of the warp entering the loom directly affects yarn breakages during weaving and the surface evenness of the final fabric. The yarns are prepared at a density and tension suited to the construction. A well-prepared warp increases weaving efficiency and reduces weaving faults from the outset. What we do at this stage Determining warp density and yarn count according to the construction Winding the warp yarns onto the beam at a balanced tension Yarn quality and tension control Transferring the ready warp beam to the loom
