Knit fabrics

Knitted fabrics are made from interlocking yarn loops, providing softness, breathability, stretch, and comfort. Their flexibility and versatile knitting structures make them ideal for sportswear, casualwear, underwear, childrenswear, and fashion apparel.

Weft-Knitted Fabric

Weft-knitted fabric is produced by forming loops horizontally across the fabric. It is known for its softness and excellent stretch. Common types include:

Single Jersey

Single jersey is a weft-knitted fabric produced on a single needle bed. The face features neat, vertical V-shaped stitches, while the reverse shows horizontal curved loops, creating a distinct difference between the two sides.

Key Features:

Lightweight, soft, and comfortable against the skin
Good breathability and moisture absorption
Excellent crosswise stretch for ease of movement
Smooth surface suitable for dyeing, printing, and functional finishing
Natural drape suitable for a wide range of apparel designs

Applications: Single jersey is widely used for T-shirts, casualwear, sportswear, children’s clothing, and underwear. It is a mainstream knitted fabric that offers an ideal combination of comfort, versatility, and design flexibility.

Double Knit

Double knit fabric is generally produced using two needle beds and two sets of knitting needles, creating complete loop structures on both sides. Compared with single jersey, it is thicker, firmer, and more dimensionally stable. The face and reverse sides may have either identical appearances or different textures.

Key Features:

Smooth, refined surface with a premium appearance
Thicker structure offering better warmth and coverage
Excellent dimensional stability with minimal deformation or edge curling
Moderate stretch for comfortable wear
Durable, abrasion-resistant, and washable
Suitable for structured garment designs
Can create two-tone, reversible, and three-dimensional jacquard effects

Applications: Double knit is widely used for fashion apparel, sportswear, jackets, coordinated sets, and children’s clothing. It is a high-quality knitted fabric combining comfort, durability, structure, and design versatility.

Rib Knit

Rib knit is produced by alternating knit and purl stitches, creating distinct vertical raised and recessed ribs on the fabric surface. Its excellent crosswise stretch and recovery allow it to naturally conform to the body or fit securely along garment edges.

Key Features:

Distinctive vertical ribbed texture
Excellent crosswise stretch and elastic recovery
Soft and body-hugging without restricting movement
Reduced edge curling for easier cutting and sewing
Thicker structure with better warmth than standard single jersey

Applications: Rib knit is widely used for necklines, cuffs, waistbands, underwear, sweaters, and fashion apparel.

Piqué

Piqué is a knitted fabric characterized by small raised patterns, such as granular, diamond-shaped, or honeycomb textures. It is also commonly known as mesh knit or PK fabric. Its special knitted structure creates tiny openings that provide excellent breathability, moisture absorption, and shape retention.

Key Features:

Distinctive granular or honeycomb surface texture
Open-knit structure providing excellent breathability
Firm construction that does not cling closely to the skin
Better moisture absorption and moisture-wicking performance than standard plain single jersey
Durable and washable, making it suitable for everyday wear and uniforms
Textured surface creating a clean and professional appearance

Applications:Ideal for polo shirts, uniforms, sportswear, workwear, and casual apparel across corporate, school, retail, and service industries.

French Terry

French terry is a common weft-knitted fabric with a smooth face and unbrushed yarn loops on the reverse, offering a balanced combination of breathability, moisture absorption, and moderate warmth. When the reverse loops are brushed to create a soft, raised surface, the fabric is commonly known as fleece.

Key Features:

Smooth face with clearly defined loops on the reverse
Soft, skin-friendly, and comfortable to wear
Good moisture absorption and breathability
Medium-weight construction that provides warmth without excessive heat buildup
Moderate structure with a natural drape
Durable and washable, making it suitable for everyday casualwear

Applications: Commonly used for hoodies, sweatshirts, sweatpants, joggers, shorts, tracksuits, yoga wear, children’s clothing, loungewear, sleepwear, lightweight jackets, and casual dresses.

Jacquard Knit

Key Features:

Distinctive granular or honeycomb surface texture
Open-knit structure providing excellent breathability
Firm construction that does not cling closely to the skin
Better moisture absorption and moisture-wicking performance than standard plain single jersey
Durable and washable, making it suitable for everyday wear and uniforms
Textured surface creating a clean and professional appearance

Applications:Ideal for polo shirts, uniforms, sportswear, workwear, and casual apparel across corporate, school, retail, and service industries.

Fleece

Fleece is typically made from French terry or polyester knitted fabric and undergoes brushing, shearing, and finishing processes to create a soft, fluffy, raised surface. The pile traps air within the fabric, providing excellent thermal insulation.

Key Features:

Soft, fluffy surface with a warm and comfortable feel
Traps air effectively to provide excellent warmth
Lightweight and comfortable for ease of movement
Moderate stretch without restricting movement
Polyester fleece is quick-drying, washable, and easy to care for
Available with single-sided or double-sided brushing

Applications: Commonly used for hoodies, sweatshirts, tracksuits, sweatpants, casual pants, thermal underwear, outdoor jackets, windbreakers, vests, children’s clothing, sleepwear, loungewear, as well as blankets, cushions, hats, and gloves.

Warp-Knitted Fabric

Warp-knitted fabric is produced by simultaneously forming loops from multiple yarns in the lengthwise direction. It offers excellent structural stability, durability, and resistance to unraveling. Common types include:

Tricot

Tricot is produced on a tricot warp-knitting machine, with multiple warp yarns simultaneously forming loops along the length of the fabric. The face typically features fine vertical lines, while the reverse displays horizontal or zigzag yarn structures. This construction creates a smooth, refined surface with excellent dimensional stability.

Key Features:

Fine, smooth surface with a lightweight construction
Excellent abrasion resistance and dimensional stability
Resistant to unraveling for enhanced durability
Versatile yarn and finishing options, including brushing, printing, moisture-wicking, and lamination
Can provide stretch, breathability, warmth, and support for diverse applications

Applications: Commonly used for underwear, sleepwear, swimwear, yoga wear, sportswear, jackets, skirts, garment linings, footwear uppers, sports protective gear, automotive interiors, bag linings, flags, and industrial textiles.

Raschel

Raschel fabric is a warp-knitted fabric produced with multiple guide bars, enabling complex structures such as lace, mesh, jacquard, pile, and spacer fabrics. It offers excellent structural stability, breathability, lightweight performance, durability, and outstanding design flexibility.

Key Features:

Creates diverse structures, including lace, mesh, jacquard, pile, and 3D spacer fabrics
Exceptional design flexibility with extensive pattern possibilities
Compatible with fine, coarse, fancy, and elastic yarns
Excellent dimensional stability and resistance to deformation and unraveling
Capable of producing both lightweight sheer fabrics and thick 3D structures
Mesh constructions provide breathability and quick-drying performance
Elastic yarns can enhance fit, compression, and support

Applications: Commonly used for fashion apparel, sportswear, footwear, home furnishings, automotive interiors, and various industrial netting applications.

Warp-Knitted Mesh

Warp-knitted mesh is produced on tricot or Raschel machines, where multiple warp yarns form stable mesh structures. It offers lightweight, breathable, quick-drying, and durable performance, with options for stretch, support, cushioning, and moisture management through different mesh designs and yarn selections.

Key Features:

Lightweight mesh structure with excellent breathability and quick-drying performance
Stable warp-knitted construction resistant to unraveling and deformation
Customizable mesh patterns, opening sizes, thicknesses, and fabric densities
Elastic yarns can be incorporated to enhance stretch, fit, and support
3D spacer structures provide cushioning, breathability, and structural support
Compatible with dyeing, printing, lamination, and functional finishes

Applications: Commonly used for sportswear, lingerie, swimwear, footwear, backpacks, protective gear, automotive seating, furniture, mattresses, and industrial mesh applications.

Warp-Knitted Lace

Warp-knitted lace is primarily produced on Raschel warp-knitting machines using multiple guide bars and electronic jacquard technology to create intricate floral, geometric, and openwork patterns directly within the fabric. It offers lightweight breathability, softness, structural stability, and exceptional design versatility, making it widely used in fashion and lingerie applications.

Key Features:

Integrated lace and mesh structures with excellent resistance to unraveling
Highly customizable floral, geometric, openwork, and 3D patterns, with flexible fabric widths and densities
Lightweight, soft, and elegant with optional non-stretch to high-stretch constructions
Compatible with dyeing, printing, flocking, foil stamping, and lamination

Applications: Commonly used for bridalwear, eveningwear, lingerie, fashion apparel, decorative trims, home décor, and fashion accessories.

Stretch Warp-Knitted Fabric

Stretch warp-knitted fabric is produced on tricot or Raschel machines using nylon or polyester blended with elastic fibers. It offers excellent stretch and recovery, structural stability, abrasion resistance, and a smooth, body-contouring fit. Depending on the fabric construction and finishing, it can also provide moisture management, quick-drying performance, UV protection, chlorine resistance, and compression support.

Key Features:

Excellent stretch and recovery with a smooth, body-contouring fit
Stable warp-knitted structure resistant to unraveling and edge curling
Durable, abrasion-resistant, and suitable for high-performance applications
Available in plain, mesh, jacquard, and zoned-support constructions with varying levels of coverage and compression
Compatible with dyeing, printing, brushing, and lamination

Applications: Commonly used for swimwear, activewear, compression sportswear, lingerie, performance apparel, sports protective gear, footwear, and high-stretch accessories.

Application

From high-performance sportswear to everyday essentials, our fabrics bring comfort, functionality, and innovation to a wide range of lifestyle categories — including activewear, leisurewear, sleepwear, fashion, and even pet-friendly textiles. Engineered for movement, recovery, and comfort, our materials are ready to support every moment of modern life.