On modern narrow fabric needle looms tapes are produced preferably with a crossed tie of warp and weft in known weaves (1High-1Low, 2H-2L, 1H-3L, 3H-1L, 2H-4L, 4H-2L, 4H-4L, 2H-6L, 6F-2L etc.). Controlling the threads in this way is achieved by inserting the threads into the heddle eyelets (mails), lined up on shafts having these special motions. To figure or letter such tapes as produced with a normal weave, warp threads for producing the product are inserted fully or partly in heddle eyelets knotted to coarse threads connected to lifters of a Jacquard loom.