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- Most weaving consists of vertical and horizontal threads. Normal cloth weaving
is created by horizontal threading forced into vertical threading.
- An extra vertical thread is used in toweling weaving. This vertical thread
contributes to the main characteristic for toweling where the thread is made into
the pile form.
- In addition to the pile combination, there is the uneven surfaced Mass type
where the weaving resembles a bee's nest. (This is also known as waffle weaving
as the appearance resembles that of a waffle too.) Along with these, there are
also many other combinations where the pile is not used in the weave that looks
like a gauze pattern, where gaps in the pattern are left open.
- Through various combinations, there are many possible appearances and advantages
available with towels. Where special suspended type weaving looms are used, multi-layered
weaved toweling is also possible.
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