What Are The Classifications Of Knitted Fabrics

    Fabric is very common in our lives. The so-called clothing, food, housing, and transportation, fabrics are our indispensable clothing fabrics. There are many classifications of fabrics, which are divided according to the appearance of the fabric and the production process, including:

    Natural fabric: Natural color fabric refers to the fabric obtained by spinning and weaving the natural color fiber of the raw material, which is generally white.

    Dyed fabric: Dyeing fabrics refer to pure-colored fabrics that are bleached and dyed with natural-colored fabrics such as grey fabrics.

    Printed fabric: Printed fabrics are made of natural fabrics or dyed fabrics such as grey fabrics, which are bleached and printed.

    Yarn-dyed fabric: Yarn-dyed fabrics refer to colored fabrics that are dyed and dyed first and then woven.

    According to the production process of the fabric:

    Woven fabric: Woven fabric is a fabric formed by interweaving warp and weft yarns arranged perpendicular to each other according to certain rules on a loom. If classified by the organization, there are plain weave, twill weave, and satin weave in woven fabrics.

    Knitted fabrics: Knitted fabric refers to the fabric formed by making the loops interlock with each other according to a certain rule on the knitting machine. If classified by the organization, there are plain stitch, rib, double, and reverse organizations in knitted fabrics.

    Nonwovens: Non-woven fabrics are fabrics formed by weaving fibers and yarns into nets or directional laying, mechanically or chemically processing them, bonding them, or stitching them.

    These are the basis for people to distinguish various fabrics, of course, there are other classifications.