How to distinguish knitted and woven fabrics?

Knitting and woven are the weaving methods of fabrics. That is to say, the properties of fabrics woven in these two ways using the same raw material will also be different. When buying clothes, people generally only pay attention to the characteristics of the clothes. Style and fabric, in fact, the weaving method of the fabric can more or less determine the characteristics of the clothing. The following will teach you how to distinguish between knitted and woven fabrics.

The first is from the production process, that is, the method of weaving. Knitted fabrics are generally made of wool, such as cashmere sweaters, men’s and women’s T-shirts, etc. that we usually wear. At the same time, there are also some machine-woven clothes, such as the casual jeans we usually wear.

Knitting is a kind of knitted fabric in which yarns form loops and are then strung longitudinally and connected horizontally for support; while woven fabrics are fabrics formed by vertical interweaving of warp and weft threads. The most essential difference between the two types of clothing materials is that woven fabrics are made with weaving shuttles, while woven fabrics are made with crochet hooks. But the understanding is that woven fabrics have warp and weft threads, while knitted clothing only needs one thread.

Of course, it can also be distinguished based on the characteristics of the fabric. Woven fabrics are relatively dense, while knitted fabrics are relatively sparse. Therefore, knitted fabrics are more breathable and elastic than woven fabrics. The fabric is good, but the wear resistance will be poor. Secondly, in terms of warmth retention, knitted fabrics will have better warmth retention than woven fabrics of the same kind of raw materials. The knitting method itself is not good or bad, you should choose according to your own needs. If you want your clothes to have better breathability and elasticity, knitted fabrics are a good choice.

The above is the related knowledge about knitted and woven fabrics compiled with you. Friends who want to know more about fabrics can pay attention to the website of Hall 3 (www.3hmlg.com).

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