There are two kinds of weaving methods for mesh cloth: one is made of two sets of warp yarns (weave and twist), which are twisted to each other to form a shed, staggered with weft (see leno arrangement). The twist is twisted to the left of the earth through a special twist (also known as the semi-heddle), and is twisted to the right side of the earth through one (or three or five times) Twisted and weft staggered form of mesh-shaped holes, the layout of stability, known as the leno; the other is the use of jacquard arrangements or reeds to change the way, the warp to a group of three, into a dagger, but also woven Cloth with small holes in the fabric, but the mesh layout is not stable, simple to move, so also called fake roe.