Fabric skewing, also known as bias alignment, is a finishing process that repositions a fabric’s weft threads to be perfectly perpendicular to the warp. This prevents garments from twisting or torquing after washing. Apparel manufacturers, denim producers, and textile mills use skewing to ensure stable, high-quality products, benefiting consumers with better-fitting, longer-lasting clothing.
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