A shade structure includes a shading member (1) having a first section (13), a second section (14) and a plurality of successive sections (15), a first figure face (2) mounted on the first section, a second figure face (3) mounted on the second section and presenting a determined figure related to that of the first figure face, a plurality of successive figure faces (4) mounted on the successive sections and presenting a determined figure related to that of the first figure face and the second figure face, and a plurality of connecting units (5) arranged between the first section, the successive sections and the second section and connected mutually to overlap and fold the shading member which has different folded states.

A roller shade may comprise a main body having a plurality of horizontal parallel cylinders woven together into a panel by a plurality of vertical first weaving threads. Each of two surfaces of the main body comprises a plurality of fastener tapes secured thereon through a plurality of second weaving threads, and the fastener tapes on one surface of the main body are located at positions corresponding to the fastener tapes on the other surface thereof. When the main body is rolled up, the fastener tapes at corresponding positions can be latched together to secure the rolled main body at a desired height.

A roller shade may comprise a main body having a plurality of horizontal parallel cylinders woven together into a panel by a plurality of vertical first weaving threads. Each of two surfaces of the main body comprises a plurality of fastener tapes secured thereon through a plurality of second weaving threads, and the fastener tapes on one surface of the main body are located at positions corresponding to the fastener tapes on the other surface thereof. When the main body is rolled up, the fastener tapes at corresponding positions can be latched together to secure the rolled main body at a desired height.

Disclosed is an innovation in the pleated curtain fabric used in areas such as all doors, windows, glass balconies, etc., and relates to a pleated curtain fabric that does not allow light to pass through the rope holes required for the operation of the pleated curtain system by folding the fabric produced in one piece with a certain repetition pattern (pleating) and joining it from the determined places (gluing, sewing, etc.) and a pleated curtain system utilizing the fabric.

Disclosed is an innovation in the pleated curtain fabric used in areas such as all doors, windows, glass balconies, etc., and relates to a pleated curtain fabric that does not allow light to pass through the rope holes required for the operation of the pleated curtain system by folding the fabric produced in one piece with a certain repetition pattern (pleating) and joining it from the determined places (gluing, sewing, etc.) and a pleated curtain system utilizing the fabric.