Fly shuttle loom, power loom, and handloom are all types of looms used in weaving.

Weaving is the process of interlacing warp and weft threads to create a fabric.

Plain weave, twill weave, and satin weave are all types of weave structures.

Warp refers to the vertical threads in a woven fabric.

Weft refers to the horizontal threads in a woven fabric.

Brocade, Jacquard, and Damask are all types of decorative weaving techniques.

Pile weaving is the process of creating a raised pattern on a woven fabric.

Cut pile, loop pile, and terry pile are all types of pile weaving techniques.

Lamination is the process of weaving two or more fabrics together.

Double knit, jersey knit, rib knit, and interlock knit are all types of knitted fabrics, not laminated fabrics.

Texturing is the process of weaving a fabric with a raised surface.

Corduroy, velvet, and suede are all types of textured fabrics.

Metallizing is the process of weaving a fabric with a metallic finish.

Lame is a type of metallic fabric.

Chiffon, organza, and voile are all types of sheer or transparent fabrics.