What is Woven Fabric? Woven fabric is a category of textile formed by interweaving two groups of threads, generally referred to as warp and weft, at perpendicular angles. This production technique has been utilized for centuries and serves as the basis for numerous contemporary    and traditional fabrics. Renowned for its strength and adaptability, woven material is essential in sectors from fashion to industrial uses. The Basics of Woven Fabric The process of weaving involves two main components: Warp Threads: These are the long threads pulled tight on a loom. Weft Threads: