1.1 Knitted fabric
1.1.1 weft knitted fabric weft-knitted fabric
Weaving with a weft knitting machine, the yarn is fed from the weft direction into the working needle of the knitting machine, and the yarn is sequentially bent into a loop, and the cylindrical or flat knitted fabric is formed by inserting each other.
1.1.2 warp knitted warp-knitted fabric
Weaving with a warp knitting machine, using one or several sets of yarns arranged in parallel in the warp direction, a flat or cylindrical knitted fabric formed by simultaneously forming a loop on all the working needles of the warp knitting machine.
1.1.3 single knitwear single knit, single jersey
Knitted in a single cylinder or a single-bed knitted on the knitting machine.
1.1.4 double knit double knit, double jersey
Double cylinder knitting machine or into a double-bed knitted.
1.1.5 weft knit plain knit
A knitted fabric knitted with a weft-knitted flat stitch.
1.1.6 Ribbed knit rib knit
A knitted fabric woven with ribbed tissue.
1.1.7 double rib knitted fabric interlock fabric
A knitted fabric woven with double rib structure.
1.1.8 double reverse knit fabric purl fabric, links-Iink fabric
A knitted fabric with double reverse tissue.
1.1.9 tuck knit tuck fabric
A knitted fabric made of a tuck .
1.1.10 velvet knitted fabric rasied knit, knitted fleece
A knitted fabric with a velvet or furry appearance.
1.1.11 plush knit high pile knitted fabric
Tops fiber yarn or yarns fed together with the knit, exhibiting the longer surface fluff knitted.
1.1.12 terry knit terry knitted fabric
A knitted fabric in which a loop is formed on the surface by a ground coil and an elongated sinker arc extension line or a cushioning yarn.
1.1.13 jacquard knit jacquard knitted fabric
A knit fabric with a floating thread woven from a jacquard weave.
1.1.14 covered silk cotton knit fabric with one kind of additive tissue on both sides of the knitting yarn or the like of a tuck threads of different fibers. The front side of the polyester yarn is often formed, and the reverse side is composed of cotton yarn.
1.1.15 double combed fabric two-bar fabric
A warp knitted fabric formed by two yarns of a bar according to a certain regularity.
1.1.16 multi-bar fabric multi-bar fabric
On the basis of the two-comb or three-comb structure, a plurality of combs are used to form a knitted fabric with a pattern of weft or padding to form a complex pattern.
1.1.17 mesh warp knitted fabric
The warp needle portion is passed through, causing some of the stitches to be disconnected to form a warp of the eyelet.
1.1.I8 Pleated warp knitted Pleated tricot
The yarns that do not participate in the weaving in some of the rows, the fabric segments are swelled to form a warp knit of the pleat effect.
1.1.19 weft-inserted warp-laid-intricot
In the pad periodically between the tricot knit line circle dry line and one or several extension weaving weft knitted.
1.1.20 Jacquard warp knit fabric jacquard warp knitted fabric
The jacquard color device is used to control the movement of the warp knitting machine weft yarn guide needle, and the weft yarn segment is composed of a complex pattern pattern to make a knitted fabric.
1.1.21 cotton cloth interlock fabric
Knitted fabrics woven with double rib weaves, such as cotton, acrylic or the like, or various types of blended staple fiber yarns.
1.1.22 jersey single jersey, stockinette
A single jersey fabric used to sew products such as sweatshirts.
1.1.23 Acne cloth with alkali shrinkage and alkali shrinkage treatment.
1.1.24 Double-gauze Weft-knitted woven fabrics with two yarns woven together.
1.1.25 thick velvet heavy fleece
Use the medium and fine yarns to hate each other, or two medium yarns as face yarns; two coarse yarns are used as the piled yarn woven knitted fabric.
1.1.26 thin velvet light fleece
One of the medium and fine yarns, or two medium yarns as the face yarn, and one coarse yarn as the piled yarn woven knitted fabric.
1.1.27 fine fluffy fine fleece
Two fine yarns are used as the face yarn, and a medium or coarse yarn is used as the piled yarn woven knitted fabric.
1.2 Hosiery
1.2.1 Short socks socks
Socks with a length below the calf.
1.2.2 stockings knee length stockings
Socks with a knee length.
1.2.3 stockings stockings
Socks that are over the knee.
1.2.4 romper rib top hosiery
A rib with socks as a sock.
1.2.5 rubber socks (elastic socks) elastic top hosiery
Add socks with rubber bands or other elastomers such as latex, spandex, etc. as socks.
1.2.6 flat socks punin top hosiery
Socks folded along the mouth.
1.2.7 straight stockings (without stockings) tube stockings
There are no socks and shackles, and a sock is formed from the sock to the toe.
1.2.8 reinforcement socks reinforced hosiery
Add a yarn or a woven woolen sock to the bottom of the sock, the toe, and the heel.
1.2.9 Pantyhose panty hose, pantistockings
Weaving on a sock machine, cut, stitched, and made into a body of socks and socks.
1.3 gloves
1.3.1 Knitted gloves
Gloves woven with a knit glove machine.
1.3.1.1 white gauze gloves (natural cotton gauze gloves) cotton gloves
A glove that is woven by a medium or coarse yarn of several essential colors.
1.3.1.2 flat top gloves
The wristband part is made of a weft-flat needle, and the gloves are folded along the mouth.
1.3.1.3 rib top gloves
The wristband part is a single or double ribbed glove.
1.3.1.4 flat needle gloves plain knit gloves
Woven gloves are weft-woven.
1.3.1.5 Terry gloves (Guiji gloves) tuck gloves
A single-needle, multi-row tuck is used to organize the woven gloves.
1.3.1.6 flat gloves purl gloves
Gloves with double reverse tissue weave.
1.3.2 Knitted grey cloth gloves Gloves sewn with knitted fabrics.
1.3.2.l cotton gloves cotton stockinette gloves
Gloves sewn with knitted jersey.
1.3.2.2 cotton wool gloves
Gloves sewn with knitted cotton cloth.
1.3.2.3 knitted knitted gloves cotton knitted flannel gloves
Gloves sewn with knitted flannel.
1.3.2.4 Cashmere gloves Gloves sewn with cashmere knitwear .
1.3.2.3 nylon warp knitted gloves nylon warp knit gloves
Gloves sewn with nylon warp-knitted fabric.
1.4 Clothing
1.4.1 knit sweater
A top made of a knitting process.
1.4.2 T-shirts, T-shirt
Lightweight knit top that fits snugly.
1.4.3 cotton sweater interlock T-shirt
Double rib stitch cotton or cotton sweaters, typically long sleeve.
1.4.4 Sweatshirt sport shirt
Suitable for wearing sweaters during exercise.
1.4.5 Fleece sweatshirts
A fleece sewed with a knitted velvet.
1.4.5.1 Thick fleece heavy fleecy sweatshirts
A sweater sewn with a knitted terry cloth.
1.4.5.2 thin fleece light fleecy sweatshirts
A fleece sewed with a knitted thin velvet cloth.
1.4.5.3 fine fleece shirt fine fleecy sweatshirts
A fleece sewed with a knitted fine velvet cloth.
1.4.6 woolen sweater woollen sweater
Processed into wool sweater pure or blended spinning knitting yarn.
1.4.7. Knitted sweaters made from woolen sweaters.
1.4.8 rabbit sweater angora sweater
With rabbit spinning, sweaters made of a blended yarn.
1.4.9 nylon shirt nylon sweater
A knit sweater made of nylon filament.
1.4.10 Acrylic Shirt Acrylic sweater
Working with acrylic yarn into a sweater.
1.4.11 blended sweaters blended sweater
Yarn processed into different knit fibers.
1.4.12 Cardigan (cardigan) cardigan
Predecessor from collar to hem can be separated sweater.
1.4.13 Pullover pullover
Collar to hem can not completely separate sweater.
1.4.14 knit vest vest
Collarless knit top with no collar.
1.4.15 double-faced sweater, double-faced sweater, reversible sweater
Both sides can be worn as a knit top with a front side.
1.4.16 knitting swimwear swiming suits
Knitwear for rompers worn while swimming.
1.4.17 knit pants ( knit flat pants) underpants
Knitted pants that fit snugly.
1.4.18 knitted briefs briefs
Knitted pants with a triangular shape without trousers.
1.4.19 Knit shorts short pants
Knit pants with trousers above the knees.
1.4.20 knitted trousers trousers
Knit pants with hem under the calf.
1.4.21 knit swim trunks swimming trunks
Knitted trousers for swimming.
1.4.22 knit skirt skirt
A skirt sewn with a knitted fabric.
1.4.23 knitted one-piece dress
Women's knitwear with shirts and skirts attached.
1.4.24 knitted cylindrical skirt skirt skirt
A cylindrical knit skirt.
1.1.1 weft knitted fabric weft-knitted fabric
Weaving with a weft knitting machine, the yarn is fed from the weft direction into the working needle of the knitting machine, and the yarn is sequentially bent into a loop, and the cylindrical or flat knitted fabric is formed by inserting each other.
1.1.2 warp knitted warp-knitted fabric
Weaving with a warp knitting machine, using one or several sets of yarns arranged in parallel in the warp direction, a flat or cylindrical knitted fabric formed by simultaneously forming a loop on all the working needles of the warp knitting machine.
1.1.3 single knitwear single knit, single jersey
Knitted in a single cylinder or a single-bed knitted on the knitting machine.
1.1.4 double knit double knit, double jersey
Double cylinder knitting machine or into a double-bed knitted.
1.1.5 weft knit plain knit
A knitted fabric knitted with a weft-knitted flat stitch.
1.1.6 Ribbed knit rib knit
A knitted fabric woven with ribbed tissue.
1.1.7 double rib knitted fabric interlock fabric
A knitted fabric woven with double rib structure.
1.1.8 double reverse knit fabric purl fabric, links-Iink fabric
A knitted fabric with double reverse tissue.
1.1.9 tuck knit tuck fabric
A knitted fabric made of a tuck .
1.1.10 velvet knitted fabric rasied knit, knitted fleece
A knitted fabric with a velvet or furry appearance.
1.1.11 plush knit high pile knitted fabric
Tops fiber yarn or yarns fed together with the knit, exhibiting the longer surface fluff knitted.
1.1.12 terry knit terry knitted fabric
A knitted fabric in which a loop is formed on the surface by a ground coil and an elongated sinker arc extension line or a cushioning yarn.
1.1.13 jacquard knit jacquard knitted fabric
A knit fabric with a floating thread woven from a jacquard weave.
1.1.14 covered silk cotton knit fabric with one kind of additive tissue on both sides of the knitting yarn or the like of a tuck threads of different fibers. The front side of the polyester yarn is often formed, and the reverse side is composed of cotton yarn.
1.1.15 double combed fabric two-bar fabric
A warp knitted fabric formed by two yarns of a bar according to a certain regularity.
1.1.16 multi-bar fabric multi-bar fabric
On the basis of the two-comb or three-comb structure, a plurality of combs are used to form a knitted fabric with a pattern of weft or padding to form a complex pattern.
1.1.17 mesh warp knitted fabric
The warp needle portion is passed through, causing some of the stitches to be disconnected to form a warp of the eyelet.
1.1.I8 Pleated warp knitted Pleated tricot
The yarns that do not participate in the weaving in some of the rows, the fabric segments are swelled to form a warp knit of the pleat effect.
1.1.19 weft-inserted warp-laid-intricot
In the pad periodically between the tricot knit line circle dry line and one or several extension weaving weft knitted.
1.1.20 Jacquard warp knit fabric jacquard warp knitted fabric
The jacquard color device is used to control the movement of the warp knitting machine weft yarn guide needle, and the weft yarn segment is composed of a complex pattern pattern to make a knitted fabric.
1.1.21 cotton cloth interlock fabric
Knitted fabrics woven with double rib weaves, such as cotton, acrylic or the like, or various types of blended staple fiber yarns.
1.1.22 jersey single jersey, stockinette
A single jersey fabric used to sew products such as sweatshirts.
1.1.23 Acne cloth with alkali shrinkage and alkali shrinkage treatment.
1.1.24 Double-gauze Weft-knitted woven fabrics with two yarns woven together.
1.1.25 thick velvet heavy fleece
Use the medium and fine yarns to hate each other, or two medium yarns as face yarns; two coarse yarns are used as the piled yarn woven knitted fabric.
1.1.26 thin velvet light fleece
One of the medium and fine yarns, or two medium yarns as the face yarn, and one coarse yarn as the piled yarn woven knitted fabric.
1.1.27 fine fluffy fine fleece
Two fine yarns are used as the face yarn, and a medium or coarse yarn is used as the piled yarn woven knitted fabric.
1.2 Hosiery
1.2.1 Short socks socks
Socks with a length below the calf.
1.2.2 stockings knee length stockings
Socks with a knee length.
1.2.3 stockings stockings
Socks that are over the knee.
1.2.4 romper rib top hosiery
A rib with socks as a sock.
1.2.5 rubber socks (elastic socks) elastic top hosiery
Add socks with rubber bands or other elastomers such as latex, spandex, etc. as socks.
1.2.6 flat socks punin top hosiery
Socks folded along the mouth.
1.2.7 straight stockings (without stockings) tube stockings
There are no socks and shackles, and a sock is formed from the sock to the toe.
1.2.8 reinforcement socks reinforced hosiery
Add a yarn or a woven woolen sock to the bottom of the sock, the toe, and the heel.
1.2.9 Pantyhose panty hose, pantistockings
Weaving on a sock machine, cut, stitched, and made into a body of socks and socks.
1.3 gloves
1.3.1 Knitted gloves
Gloves woven with a knit glove machine.
1.3.1.1 white gauze gloves (natural cotton gauze gloves) cotton gloves
A glove that is woven by a medium or coarse yarn of several essential colors.
1.3.1.2 flat top gloves
The wristband part is made of a weft-flat needle, and the gloves are folded along the mouth.
1.3.1.3 rib top gloves
The wristband part is a single or double ribbed glove.
1.3.1.4 flat needle gloves plain knit gloves
Woven gloves are weft-woven.
1.3.1.5 Terry gloves (Guiji gloves) tuck gloves
A single-needle, multi-row tuck is used to organize the woven gloves.
1.3.1.6 flat gloves purl gloves
Gloves with double reverse tissue weave.
1.3.2 Knitted grey cloth gloves Gloves sewn with knitted fabrics.
1.3.2.l cotton gloves cotton stockinette gloves
Gloves sewn with knitted jersey.
1.3.2.2 cotton wool gloves
Gloves sewn with knitted cotton cloth.
1.3.2.3 knitted knitted gloves cotton knitted flannel gloves
Gloves sewn with knitted flannel.
1.3.2.4 Cashmere gloves Gloves sewn with cashmere knitwear .
1.3.2.3 nylon warp knitted gloves nylon warp knit gloves
Gloves sewn with nylon warp-knitted fabric.
1.4 Clothing
1.4.1 knit sweater
A top made of a knitting process.
1.4.2 T-shirts, T-shirt
Lightweight knit top that fits snugly.
1.4.3 cotton sweater interlock T-shirt
Double rib stitch cotton or cotton sweaters, typically long sleeve.
1.4.4 Sweatshirt sport shirt
Suitable for wearing sweaters during exercise.
1.4.5 Fleece sweatshirts
A fleece sewed with a knitted velvet.
1.4.5.1 Thick fleece heavy fleecy sweatshirts
A sweater sewn with a knitted terry cloth.
1.4.5.2 thin fleece light fleecy sweatshirts
A fleece sewed with a knitted thin velvet cloth.
1.4.5.3 fine fleece shirt fine fleecy sweatshirts
A fleece sewed with a knitted fine velvet cloth.
1.4.6 woolen sweater woollen sweater
Processed into wool sweater pure or blended spinning knitting yarn.
1.4.7. Knitted sweaters made from woolen sweaters.
1.4.8 rabbit sweater angora sweater
With rabbit spinning, sweaters made of a blended yarn.
1.4.9 nylon shirt nylon sweater
A knit sweater made of nylon filament.
1.4.10 Acrylic Shirt Acrylic sweater
Working with acrylic yarn into a sweater.
1.4.11 blended sweaters blended sweater
Yarn processed into different knit fibers.
1.4.12 Cardigan (cardigan) cardigan
Predecessor from collar to hem can be separated sweater.
1.4.13 Pullover pullover
Collar to hem can not completely separate sweater.
1.4.14 knit vest vest
Collarless knit top with no collar.
1.4.15 double-faced sweater, double-faced sweater, reversible sweater
Both sides can be worn as a knit top with a front side.
1.4.16 knitting swimwear swiming suits
Knitwear for rompers worn while swimming.
1.4.17 knit pants ( knit flat pants) underpants
Knitted pants that fit snugly.
1.4.18 knitted briefs briefs
Knitted pants with a triangular shape without trousers.
1.4.19 Knit shorts short pants
Knit pants with trousers above the knees.
1.4.20 knitted trousers trousers
Knit pants with hem under the calf.
1.4.21 knit swim trunks swimming trunks
Knitted trousers for swimming.
1.4.22 knit skirt skirt
A skirt sewn with a knitted fabric.
1.4.23 knitted one-piece dress
Women's knitwear with shirts and skirts attached.
1.4.24 knitted cylindrical skirt skirt skirt
A cylindrical knit skirt.
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