What is knitted fabric?

Knit fabric is an elastic material, made by yarns initially formed into loops and then interconnected in order to produce a textile structure. Knit fabrics do not have a weave. However, the system of weft and warp threads, traditional for other fabric types, is preserved. The feature of knitwear is that it can stretch as you like due to the loops, which can change the size and shape. Knit fabrics including rib, single jersey, tricot, raschel, interlock and fleece.

Other than construction, knitted fabrics can be classified into different types depending on its functions. Performance fabrics are suitable for every occasion. Lightweight fabrics come with natural wicking property while heavyweight fabrics have remarkable heat retention. High stretch fabrics is a must for activewear. Usually adding Spandex would help increase the elasticity of the fabric making it a great fit for exercises. For industrial fabrics, dobby and jacquard constructions could be good choices, looking unique and beautiful.

Eco knitted fabrics are getting popular these days. There are many alternatives such as biodegradable, dope dyed yarn, recycled materials for brands to choose from. We expect to reach Net Zero Emissions by 2050.
In our SS22 collection, you can find a ton of functional knitted fabrics for sports, active or industrial uses. Please click below link to SS22 collection if you are interested in learning more about how to being more sustainable. All of our recycled products are Oeko-Tex class one and GRS certified. We strive to protect the environment and live more sustainably. Any questions, we will get back to you within 24 hours.