Knitted: Fabric

There are two primary methods for constructing knit fabrics, categorized by the direction in which the loops are formed:

: The most common type, where yarn loops run horizontally across the fabric. This includes common textiles like Single Jersey , Rib Knits , and Interlock . It is known for its high stretchability but can unravel ("run") if a thread breaks. knitted fabric

: In this method, loops run vertically through the fabric. It is typically more stable and resistant to laddering or snagging. Common examples include Tricot and Raschel , often used for lingerie, sportswear, and technical textiles. Core Characteristics There are two primary methods for constructing knit