Weave Texture

The main textures are flat webbing, tubular webbing, jacquard webbing, herringbone webbing, reflective webbing, and elastic webbing. Each texture has its own characteristics and is suitable for different applications based on factors such as durability, strength, flexibility, grip, and stretch.

Flat webbing

This is the most common type of webbing and is characterized by its smooth, flat surface. It is typically made from nylon, polyester or polypropylene and is used in a variety of applications including backpack straps, luggage straps, and seat belts.

Tubular webbing

This type of webbing is made by sewing a flat piece of webbing into a tube. It is often used in climbing applications as it is more flexible than flat webbing and provides better grip.

Jacquard webbing

Jacquard webbing is characterized by its intricate woven patterns, which are created using a jacquard loom. Jacquard webbing is often used in fashion and accessories such as belts, straps, and handbags.

Herringbone webbing

This type of webbing is characterized by its distinctive herringbone pattern, which is created by weaving the webbing in a zigzag fashion. Herringbone webbing is often used in military applications, as it is durable and provides good grip.

Reflective webbing

This type of webbing is made from reflective materials and is used in applications where visibility is important, such as safety harnesses, bike helmets, and clothing.

Elastic webbing

Elastic webbing is made from elastic materials and is used in applications where stretch and recovery are important, such as waistbands, suspenders, and athletic apparel.