



Leno weave textile includes mesh at the center, as well as plain weave fabrics and melton/tweed, and can be selected from a wide range of materials such as cotton, polyester, wool, nylon, and linen. As textile used for summer jackets and shirts, you can check the characteristics of each material.
When selecting, use the characteristic of leno weave, which crosses the warp yarns and holds the weft yarns in place, as a guideline: even with a coarse mesh, the yarns are less likely to shift. For mesh, check breathability, lightness, and sheerness according to the applications; for cotton, its absorbency and feel against the skin; for polyester, its strength, shape stability, and quick-drying properties; and for wool, its warmth and moisture absorption and release properties.
The leno weave interlaces threads to create gaps, resulting in high breathability and a light texture.
In addition to the natural look unique to linen, it features a dry touch and a refreshing feel, making it a comfortable material to wear even in midsummer.
It is also ideal for designs that make use of its sheerness, as well as for light layered styles.
It can be used for a wide range of applications, including shirts and blouses, as well as light outerwear and resort wear.
This high-value summer fabric combines the texture and functionality unique to natural materials.