A knuckle is formed with the first binder warp yarn and an adjacent first warp yarn, a subsequent adjacent knuckle only being formed with the first binder warp yarn and an opposite adjacent first warp yarn.

The second warp yarn having a reverse pattern to the first warp yarn.

The plurality of warp yarns area plurality of paired warp yarn sets, each paired warp yarn set including a first warp yarn and a second warp yarn.

The float of the first warp yarn having a start that is at the same position as a finish of the float of the second warp yarn.

The first binder warp yarn and the second binder warp yarn exchanging the layer to which they are woven at exchange points.

The second warp yarn weaving a plain weave while the first warp yarn floats over a second portion of the plurality of weft yarns in the weave pattern.

Within the weave pattern the first warp yarn weaves a plain weave while the second warp yarn floats over a first portion of the plurality of weft yarns.

As a result of this configuration, the wear and breaking of both the first fastening warp yarn (41) and the second fastening warp yarn (42) caused by the sliding or the like of a slider (30) are less likely to occur.

A process and a device for the manufacture of a carpet with knotted stitches, in which loops of velvet are knotted around at least one warp yarn (1, 2), each loop being knotted by means of a knotting gripper (49) around at least a first warp yarn.

The sleeve has an outer layer constructed at least in part from a first warp yarn extending along a length direction of the sleeve and a weft yarn extending transversely to the length direction.