Knits
Fabrics formed from interlocking loops of yarn rather than woven threads, giving natural stretch and recovery. They range from lightweight single jersey to heavy fleece.
Cotton-Elastane Jersey
A single jersey with a small elastane content added for two-way stretch and shape recovery.
FabricFleece
A napped, brushed knit with a soft pile that traps air — warm, insulating sweatshirt and outerwear cloth.
FabricFrench Terry
A knit with a smooth face and soft looped back — the mid-weight fabric of sweatshirts and joggers.
ComparisonFrench Terry vs Fleece
Both are sweatshirt knits, but French terry keeps looped, unbrushed backs while fleece is brushed to a warm nap.
FabricInterlock Knit
A double-knit fabric that looks the same on both sides, smoother and more stable than single jersey.
FabricRib Knit
A stretchy, elastic knit with vertical ridges — used for cuffs, collars and close-fitting tops.
FabricSingle Jersey
The basic weft-knit fabric — smooth face, looped back, with lengthwise stretch — the T-shirt staple.