warp rib weave; warp-ribbed fabric
A weave structure where warp yarns form prominent ribs running vertically. Used in textiles such as poplin and some grosgrains.
This shirt is a warp rib weave, with fine ribs running vertically.
Warp rib weave is a weaving method used for fabrics such as broadcloth and poplin.
Weft rib weave, where the ribs run horizontally, as in faille or bengaline.
Plain weave, the simplest over-under interlacing, without prominent ribs.
Standard kanji spelling for this textile term.
Variant with okurigana; less common but still used.
Rare variant using 竪 for 'vertical'.
Mixed kana-kanji spelling sometimes seen in explanatory contexts.
Compound of 経 (tate, 'warp') + 畝 (une, 'rib') + 織 (ori, 'weave'). The term describes a weave structure characterized by warp-faced ribs.