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Knitted fabrics can be made much more quickly and easily than woven fabrics at comparatively less cost.

Two yarns forming loops in each course of the fabric knit the fabric. Knitting machines form loops of yarn with many pointed needles or shafts. The vertical rows of loops are called ribs or wales, and horizontal rows of loops are called courses.

Knitted fabrics are generally light in weight, comfortable in wear even during travel, but yet require little care to keep their neat appearance. The tendency of knits to resist wrinkling is another factor to boost up their popularity.

1. Single jersey is the simplest and most economical weft structure to produce. It has a good stretch in both wales and course direction with a potential recovery of 40% in width after stretching. It can be recognized by the V-shaped looped appearance on the technical face side and semi-circular loop on the technical back side. It has poor dimensional stability with a problem of both shrinkage and growth and is widely used for T-shirts, casual tops, hosiery etc.

2. Rib (double jersey) knit fabric
The rib is made by alternating wales of knit and purl stitch and is knitted with two sets of needles. It has a vertical cord appearance making it twice as thick than plain knit with greater dimensional stability. They can be made both in a flat and circular knitting machine. It is mostly used in hemming and neckline of sweaters. some of the other variations of rib knit are Cable fabric, Bird’s eye, Cardigans, Milano ribs.

3. Purl knit fabric
The purl knit structure has the face and reverses loops knitted in an alternative course which can only be achieved with double-ended latch needle. The thickness of the fabric is double than that of the single jersey. It is stretchy with a definite right and wrong side. It is not often used on as it can unravel easily. It is most often used in knitwear, underwear, hosiery etc.

4. Pique is used in sportswear and formal cotton shirt fabrics, demonstrating its versatility. It is commonly used for polo shirts – worn for fashion purposes or in golfing – as well as white tie events.

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The characteristics of the woven fabric depend a lot on the method in which the yarns are interwoven in. The characteristics of the weave also change depending on the type of the fibre used along with the thickness of the yarn it is woven with. Woven fabrics only stretch diagonally (in bias direction) and usually fray at the edges. Depending on the end use, the fabric weave design is selected for weaving the fabric.

Majority of the woven products are created with one of the three basic weaves: Plain weave, Satin weave, or Twill weave. Some of the most common weave made with the alterations of the above are shown here.

1. Plan weaves
Plain weave, also known as calico, tabby, taffeta as the name suggests is the simplest type of weave where the threads are woven together one after another meaning threads interlaced over one another. It is one of the strongest weaves as the threads are constantly crossing over each other. Its application can be found ranging from heavy and coarse fabric like the canvas to the lightest and finest fabrics like muslins.

2. Twill fabrics
Twill weave is responsible for the diagonal pattern in the fabric. Depending on the technique used in the weave, the diagonal pattern will get different patches. It has lesser binding points compared to plain weave with a higher cloth thickness and mass per unit area. This type of weave is most commonly used for denim fabric and is responsible for two different colours of the fabric in two faces. Some of the alterations of twill weave include gabardine, serge, drill.

3. Satin Fabric
There are many types of satin from cotton satin and polyester satin to silk satin. The satin weave has floating or overshot warp threads on the surface which gives the fabric a shiny surface, which is often associated with exclusive fabrics. Satin is a type of weave and not a kind of fibre. When the uncrossed threads are in the weft, the weave is called Sateen. It is mostly used for apparel in evening gowns, shirts, wedding dresses, ties etc. along with upholstery and bedding.

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Basically, there are three methods by which fabrics are made. They are:

Weaving Process:
Weaving is the intersection of two sets of straight yarns, warp and weft, which cross and interlace at right angles to each other. The lengthwise yarns are known as warp yarns and width wise yarns are known as weft or filling yarns and the fabric produced is known as woven fabric.

Knitting Process:
Knitting consists of forming yarns into loops, each of which is typically only released after a succeeding loop has been formed and intermeshed with it so that a secure ground loop structure is achieved.

Non- woven Process:
In this method, fabrics (known as non-wovens) are made of fibres held together by an applied bonding agent or by the fusing of self-contained thermoplastic fibres. Here, nothing is processed on conventional spindles, looms or knitting machines.

11/08/2019

Chaqueta acolchada para hombres y mujeres al por mayor
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22/06/2019

Commercio all'ingrosso
Polo e t-shirt per donna.
Polo: - 100% cotone, GSM-220, colore-5, prezzo $3,50
T-shirt: - 100% cotone, GSM-160, colore 5, prezzo $1,90

16/05/2019

Wholesale offer
Puma T-Shirt- € 2.40
Kappa Polo- € 3.20

27/04/2019

Ropa de mujer Wholsale
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y Sujetador- € 3.25
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