Carded web

A carded web is a type of fabric made by aligning and laying down fibers in a loose, parallel arrangement before they are spun into yarn. This process involves opening, cleaning, and carding raw fibers—such as cotton or wool—to create a fluffy, uniform mat called a web. The web can then be further processed into threads or fabrics. Carded webs are used in various textile products, offering a softer and more voluminous texture compared to other fabric types, making them ideal for applications like batting, insulation, or soft clothing materials.