one immediately following the respective functional filaments 16 extend at least partly between two adjacent warp filaments 10 in the base fabric 14 in the configuration shown in fig1 they extend in sequence below every fourth weft filament 12 and above the other weft filaments 12 in place of the respective extension under the base fabric 14 the functional filament 16 forms a superposed loop 22 another loop 24 is formed immediately after it in this manner a sort of v shaped weave is produced however other weave forms are also conceivable such as tying the functional element 16 in the form of a w or the like the loops 22 24 form the fastening elements 18 if the loops 22 24 remain closed as illustrated a sort of fleece adhesive fastener portion is obtained hook shaped or mushroom shaped fastening elements can engage the respective loops 22 24 to obtain a detachable adhesive fastener the possibility also exists however of cutting the loops 22 24 open to produce a fastener hook which may engage corresponding nonwoven or fleece material of another fastening element not shown if the separation or cutting process is carried out by thermal means and if the free loop ends in particular are.