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Scuba Knit

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

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Interlock Knit

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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.

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Sweater Knit

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

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Fleece Knit

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

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Thermal Knit

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

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Jersey

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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.

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Cable Knit

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

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Rib Knit

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

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Hacci

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

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Raschel Knit

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

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Boiled Wool

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A felted knit with a dense texture, resulting from a process of boiling and agitating. It's used for warm outerwear and accessories.

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Tricot Knit

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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.

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Milano Rib

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

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Mesh Knit

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

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Velour Knit

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

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Neoprene

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

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French Terry

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

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Purl Knit

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

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Ponte

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

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Rib Pointelle

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

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