IPA: /ˈwɛftˌwaɪz/
KK: /ˈwɛftˌwaɪz/
Relating to the direction of the weft in woven fabric, which is the horizontal thread that crosses the vertical threads.
The fabric was designed weftwise to create a unique texture.
Weftwise is formed from "weft" (from Old English *wefta*, meaning the threads woven across the warp in fabric) and "-wise" (meaning in the manner of or way). The word "weftwise" refers to something done in the manner of the weft, typically relating to weaving or fabric construction.
Think of the word 'weft' which refers to the threads woven across fabric, and remember that 'weftwise' means in the manner of weaving.