Lavan twill weave

When the weft thread is passed over two or more warp threads, a twill weave is created. The weave is characterized by its diagonal lines, which are created by an offset in the warp threads. A twill weave is popular because the filling yarns and warp yarns do not interlace as many times as in a plain weave. As a result, the yarns can be packed more tightly. The fabric is stronger, thicker, and better able to hide soil than a plain weave. The fabric is also more wrinkle-resistant and has a better drape.