Double elastic webbing is a basic structure in woven fabrics. It is formed by using two sets of combing frames to weave plain yarns simultaneously, but with the direction of the yarns being opposite. This weaving technique results in a unique diagonal texture on the surface of the fabric, and endows the fabric with some special properties, such as light weight, low material consumption, clear patterns, and good elasticity. In the garment industry, double-knitted plain fabric is often used to produce garments that require the display of specific textures and finishes, such as knitted pants.