Knit Fabric Manufacturer & Supplier — Single Jersey, Interlock, Rib
Greige, dyed and printed knit fabrics; filter by type, composition and weight. All values are examples — we produce to your specification.
Knit Fabric Types and Specifications
Greige, dyed and printed knit fabrics — single jersey, interlock, rib, 2x2 rib, piqué, fleece and jacquard — in cotton, polyester, viscose and elastane blends, 90–380 g/m². Filter below by type, composition and weight.
Single Jersey
100% Cotton
A light, breathable single jersey — the staple fabric for T-shirts and underwear.
Weight120–180 g/m²
UseT-shirts, underwear
Single Jersey with Elastane
95% Cotton · 5% Elastane
Elastane-blended jersey that stretches and holds its shape; for fitted tees and bodysuits.
Weight160–220 g/m²
UseBodysuits, everyday
Interlock
100% Cotton
A double-knit, smooth on both faces and full-bodied; preferred for quality tees and babywear.
Weight180–260 g/m²
UseUnderwear, baby
Rib
100% Cotton
A stretchy ribbed structure, ideal for collars, cuffs and slim-fit garments.
Weight180–260 g/m²
UseCuffs, collars, trims
2x2 Rib
Cotton · Elastane
A wide-rib, stretchy rib variant; versatile for bodysuits and accessories.
Weight180–300 g/m²
UseBodysuits, dresses
Two-Thread Fleece
Cotton · Polyester
A durable, lightly brushable knit — the basis of sweatshirts and tracksuit tops.
Weight220–320 g/m²
UseSweatshirts, tops
Three-Thread Fleece
Cotton · Polyester
Brushed-back, soft and warm; a heavier fabric for sweatshirts and hoodies.
Weight280–420 g/m²
UseSweats, joggers
Piqué / Lacoste
Cotton · Polyester
A textured honeycomb surface used for polo shirts and corporate wear.
Weight180–240 g/m²
UsePolo, casual
Polar / Fleece
100% Polyester
A double-napped, light and warm fabric for outerwear linings and seasonal goods.
Weight220–400 g/m²
UseOuterwear, lining
Jacquard / Mélange
Viscose · Elastane
A draping, refined fashion fabric knitted with jacquard patterns and melange effects.
MOQ depends on fabric type, number of colours and order complexity. Rather than a fixed list, we share the exact figure for your project at the sample/quote stage.
How does the sampling and colour-approval process work?
First the target weight, fibre and finish are defined; then colour is confirmed via lab-dip and hand/drape via a sewn sample. Colour approval is carried into production at a ΔE<1 tolerance.
How do you ensure colour consistency?
Even though dyeing is done on contract, we approve the colour: with a 20,000+ colour reference archive and a spectrophotometer, every incoming lot is verified in CIE L*a*b*; the difference from the recipe is kept below the ΔE 1.0 threshold the eye cannot distinguish, and anything outside is rejected.
Which certifications do you hold?
We work with GOTS, OCS, GRS, RCS and BCI and target OEKO-TEX safety in the finished product. Because a certified claim starts with certified yarn, we plan this decision together from the outset.
Which product groups do you produce fabric for?
T-shirts, sweatshirts/hoodies, polos, activewear, underwear/baby and home textiles — in single jersey, interlock, rib, piqué, two/three-thread fleece and jacquard constructions.
What are your export and delivery terms?
We export to Europe, the Middle East, North America and Russia; delivery is structured per Incoterms. Because we knit and coordinate dyeing, printing and finishing through our vetted contract network, you have a single point of contact from sample to shipment.
Let’s work together.
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