of each weft yarn contour pattern indicate the number of the weft yarn followed by the contour pattern number for that weft yarn for example weft yarns 1 4 6 and 9 each weave a staggered shifted version of contour pattern number 1 note the present fabric pattern incorporates 3 different weft yarn contours in a 1 2 2 1 3 sequence which repeats twice in one pattern repeat each weft yarn corresponds to a row in fig4 for example weft yarn 1 corresponds to the pattern shown in the first row in fig4 as shown by the contour pattern for weft yarn 1 the weft yarn passes over warp yarn 1 under warp yarn 2 over warp yarn 3 under warp yarn 4 over warp yarn 5 and under warp yarns 6 10 accordingly in row 1 of fig4 the boxes corresponding to warp yarns 2 4 and 6 10 indicate those warp yarns form knuckles where they pass over weft yarn 1 in the contour pattern as above the boxes in fig4 are blank where the warp yarn passes under the weft yarn fig7 shows cross sectional views in the cd illustrating two of the three different weft yarn contour patterns for the fabric shown in fig1 fig8 shows cross sectional views in the md illustrating two of the three different warp yarn contour patterns for the fabric shown in fig1 the present invention is intended to cover other fabric patterns having different sizes and shapes of pockets different pocket depths and different.