FABRICS PRODUCED WITH YARN INSERTION OUR SPECIALITY generally show a lower level of lint compared to fabrics made with direct fiber insertion, because the fibers are already mechanically bonded and held together within a yarn before being incorporated into the fabric base. This structure provides a double retention effect: first, the fibers are integrated and held together inside the yarn itself; then, the yarn is mechanically anchored into the fabric base. As a result, the pile has greater stability, less tendency to shed fibers, and better perfomance under friction, cutting, washing, and continuous use during paint application.