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Fabric distortion causing the weft to not be at right angles with warp. Prevent by controlling tension and improving fabric construction.

Stains from machinery oils. Prevent by regular equipment cleaning and using oil guards.

Formation of small balls of fiber on fabric surface. Prevent by selecting pill-resistant fibers and optimizing weaving/knitting settings.

Unwanted creases caused by improper finishing or storage. Prevent by controlled finishing processes and correct folding techniques.

Color variations within the same piece of fabric. Prevent by ensuring dye lot consistency and thorough mixing.

Distortion causing fabric sides to not be parallel. Prevent by controlling fabric tension and proper machinery setup.

Caused by excessive friction during processing. Prevent by ensuring proper lubrication and material handling.

Inconsistent yarn diameter. Prevent by ensuring uniform spinning and material handling.

Dyeing defect causing uneven color. Prevent by using quality dyes and consistent dyeing processes.

Laddering defect caused by weak yarns or snagging. Prevent by using stronger yarns and protective packaging.

A knitting defect where a stitch is not properly formed. Prevent with machine calibration and operator training.

Thicker places in yarn creating a lump. Prevent by using quality spun yarns and effective quality control.

Shows the warp through widely spaced weft. Prevent by ensuring proper fabric density and tension balance.

Caused by mechanical damage or weak spots in yarns. Prevent with material inspection and gentle handling.