Plain weave: The simplest weave, with each warp thread passing alternately over and under the weft threads.
Twill weave: A diagonal pattern created by passing the warp threads over two or more weft threads, then under one.
Sateen weave: A lustrous weave with a smooth surface, created by passing the warp threads over four or more weft threads, then under one.
Mercerization: A process that improves luster, strength, and dye affinity.
Sanforization: A process that prevents shrinkage.
Bleaching: A process that removes natural impurities and whitens the fabric.
Dyeing: A process that adds color to the fabric.
