netlaid

Netlaid is a type of fabric weave that involves weaving yarns on a warp and weft that are laid down in a loom by the computerized system specific to that looper. This process is often used in the production of woven fabrics, particularly in the textile industry.

The term "netlaid" is sometimes used interchangeably with "Twill Laid", however in garment construction it's generally a synonym for ' Net Weave', distinct from twill weaves. However, these terms are often linked to a bonded dense net weave structure displaying an evenly spread narrow and wide stripes pattern in nature.

Netlaid fabric is characterized by a smooth and even surface, with a plain look and a two-way stretch. It provides a moderate resistance to abrasion and a relatively high tensile strength. The fabric's texture is often described as soft and non-abrasive, with a slightly dense weave that makes it less prone to snagging.

Netlaid fabric can be made from various types of yarns, including synthetic, cotton, and blends. It's commonly used in the production of clothing, home textiles, and technical textiles. The versatility of netlaid fabric has made it a popular choice among manufacturers and designers.

In the textile industry, manufacturing netlaid fabric typically involves using computerized looms, which allow for precise control over the weave and tension of the yarns. This results in a consistent and regular weave pattern.