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A single knit fabric that is lightweight and stretchy with a smooth face and a slightly textured back. Commonly used for t-shirts and lightweight garments.

Features vertical ridges on both sides, making it stretchy and comfortable. Used often for cuffs, collars, and tank tops.

A variation of rib knit consisting of two layers of jersey knit connected together. It's heavier and stretchier, perfect for sportswear and formal knitwear.

Mid-weight knit fabric that's smooth on one side and has loops on the other. Often used in casual wear and loungewear.

A warm, fuzzy fabric with a plush texture used for sweatshirts, joggers, and warm layers.

Similar to rib knit but with alternating raised and lowered rows. Ideal for baby clothes and delicate knit patterns.

Characterized by its cross-sectional texture that looks like braided or twisted ropes, commonly found in chunky sweaters and throws.

Loosely knit, giving it a hand-knitted look with a soft, open weave. Good for cardigans, lightweight sweaters, and scarves.

A stable double knit fabric with interlocking stitches. Common uses include dresses, pants, and structured garments.

A ribbed knit fabric known for its stability and elasticity. Ideal for structured knitwear, such as fitted dresses and tailored jackets.

A plush, knit fabric that resembles velvet, with a soft feel and slight stretch. Used in sweatsuits, loungewear, and plush toys.

Features a waffle-like texture that traps warmth, making it ideal for thermal wear and cozy garments.

An openwork fabric with spaced holes, making it breathable. Commonly used in athletic wear and linings.

A fine, smooth knit fabric with fine lengthwise ribs on the face and crosswise ribs on the back. It's used for lingerie, swimwear, and activewear.

A type of elaborate lace-like knit that's often used for drapery, delicate apparel, and lace trims.

Designed to mimic the look of hand-knitted sweaters, comes in various weights, and is used predominantly in sweaters and cardigans.

A delicate knit with an openwork pattern resembling eyelets, often used for lightweight sweaters and feminine tops.

A spongy, synthetic knit fabric known for its insulating properties and sculptural quality, used in fashion and wetsuits.

A dense, finely knit fabric with a smooth finish, offering good structure. It's popular for dresses, skirts, and athletic wear.