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NAME DESCRIPITION OF IMAGE

No. OF DEFECT
DEFECT
1 Loose A defect in a fabric
Ends of because of faulty
weft / weaving, warp ends
Bad being set too far apart
Selvedge for the thickness of the
yarn or in finished
fabric, an appearance
in which the
underlying structures is
not connected to the
degree required.

2 Burl When a slub or extra

Mark piece of yarn is woven
into the fabric, it is
often removed by a
"burling tool." This will
usually leave an open
place in the fabric.
3 Stain Stain marks are chalk
Marks or pen marks that
come to the fabric
while marking. They
can also come while
using machines which
will give oil marks
mostly. Also, it can
come with mishandling
the made pieces and
not keeping them in a
clean place.

4 Slubs This defect is the

result of short, thick,
or heavy place in the
yarn commonly
referred to as a slub.
5 Open This is the result of a
Reed bent reed wire leaving
a crack in the fabric.

6 Colored The fabric gets

Flecks contaminated during
the stage of weaving
where impurities get
entwined with the
woven product.
7 Drop This is an un woven
Stitch stitch caused either by
the yarn carrier not
having been set
properly or the stitch
having been knitted
too loosely.

8 Warp A distortion resulting

Burl from some superfluous
material such as a thick
slub, waste, or wild
yarn being removed
with a burling tool.