The main weaving processes of textiles include the following

Woven weaving, also known as weaving, is the process of interweaving warp and weft yarns in a certain pattern to form a fabric. According to the different raw materials used, it can be divided into cotton fabric, wool fabric, silk fabric, linen fabric, etc. 

Knitting: This process forms a fabric by intertwining coils, which is suitable for producing textiles with good elasticity and strong breathability. 

Non woven fabric: This is a process that does not require spinning or weaving, but directly combines fibers together through methods such as bonding, sewing, and hot pressing to form sheet materials. 

Natural fur fabric: This fabric is usually made of natural animal leather, which has a unique texture and warmth. 

Plastic cloth: made of plastic material, with waterproof and moisture-proof properties, commonly used in outdoor products and packaging materials. 

Industrial fabrics: including tarpaulin, gun clothing, filter cloth, screen mesh, roadbed fabric, etc., used as textiles in the industrial field.
These weaving processes each have their own characteristics and applicable scenarios, meeting the needs of different textiles.