Self-structured fabric is a unique textile type with a built-in texture or pattern, giving it a three-dimensional look. Unlike regular fabrics that need external treatments for texture, self-structured fabrics have their patterns woven or knitted into the material. This inherent structure can improve the fabric’s strength, appearance, and usefulness. Examples include fabric with embossed patterns, raised designs, or textured weaves, which can enhance the visual and tactile appeal of clothing and home textiles.