Once a textile manufacturer has acquired one or more types of yarn, the production of corduroy fabrics follows a common set of steps:

1. Weaving

Most types of corduroy fabric have a plain weave, consisting of weft threads that alternate above and below the warp. Corduroy can also be made using a twill weave, but this method is less common. After the primary weaving is complete, textile manufacturers add "pile threads," which are cut into corduroy's characteristic ridges.

2. Gluing

Apply glue to the back of the woven fabric to make sure the pile yarn doesn't pull through during the cutting process. Textile manufacturers remove this glue late in production.

3. Cutting of pile yarn

The textile manufacturer then uses an industrial cutter to cut the pile yarn. This yarn is then brushed and singed to create soft, even ridges.

4. Dyeing

To produce unique, irregular patterns, textile manufacturers can pigment-dye the finished corduroy fabric. The patterns created by this dyeing process become more prominent in the wash, providing one of the most visually appealing aspects of corduroy fabrics.

 Haining Xutong New Material Co., Ltd. is a corduroy fabric supplier and manufacturer from China. The company specializes in wholesale and retail of high-quality Ice Velvet fabric and mechanical stretch fabric.