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Small, repeating, dot-like defects visible on the fabric surface. Possible causes: foreign fibers incorporated or warp/weft snarls.

Repeated series of light and dark bands on the fabric. Possible causes: variation in yarn density or reed marks.

A lateral curve in the weft of woven fabric. Possible causes: uneven tension or off-center warp yarns.

Distortion in the fabric where weft yarns are not at right angles with warp yarns. Possible causes: improper winding or skewed tension.

A rip or cut in the textile material. Possible causes: mechanical damage or mishandling during processing.

A weaving defect where warp or weft yarns float over multiple adjacent weft or warp yarns. Possible causes: incorrect loom setting or operator error.

A missing weft yarn in a section of fabric. Possible causes: weft yarn breakage or loom malfunction.

Differences in color consistency across the fabric. Possible causes: dyeing process inconsistency or uneven yarn dye uptake.

Marks or spots appearing greasy or discolored. Possible causes: machinery lubricants or processing oils contact with the fabric.

Thicker place in yarn resulting in a lump in fabric. Possible causes: irregular spinning or issues in raw material quality.

Differences in yarn thickness or color. Possible causes: variations in raw material or inconsistency during yarn manufacturing.

Unwanted folds or creases in the fabric. Possible causes: incorrect finishing processes or poor handling.

Formation of small balls of fiber on the surface of the fabric. Possible causes: abrasion during normal wear and care.

Undesirable and distinct marks on the fabric. Possible causes: chemical or substance spills during the manufacturing process.