Knitted fabrics are mainly divided into two categories: weft-knitted fabrics and warp-knitted fabrics.
Main varieties of weft-knitted fabrics include polyester yarn-dyed knitted fabrics, polyester knitted workwear fabrics, polyester knitted corduroy fabrics, polyester-cotton blend knitted fabrics, artificial fur knitted fabrics, velvet knitted fabrics, and Hong Kong-style knitted woolen fabrics.
Main varieties of warp-knitted fabrics include polyester warp-knitted fabrics, warp-knitted napped fabrics, warp-knitted mesh fabrics, warp-knitted velvet fabrics, and warp-knitted terry fabrics.
Knitted fabrics are mainly classified according to their weaving method, into two main categories: weft-knitted and warp-knitted.
Weft-knitted fabrics use low-elasticity polyester yarn, nylon yarn, cotton yarn, etc., as raw materials, and are woven through various structures such as plain knit weave. They have good elasticity and softness. Common varieties include polyester yarn-dyed fabrics used for men's and women's tops, and velvet fabrics used for outerwear.
Warp-knitted fabrics are mostly made of synthetic filaments. They have good dimensional stability and are crisp. Common varieties include polyester warp-knitted fabrics, which can be used for shirts, and warp-knitted mesh fabrics, which can be used for summer shirts.
