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Materials
Values here are typical ranges and general behaviour, not guaranteed properties of a specific fabric. The same nominal quality can finish differently depending on yarn, structure and finishing, which is why anything you rely on is confirmed against an approved physical swatch.
Showing 4 of 13 materials in knitted fabrics
Knitted fabrics
The workhorse blend for uniforms and heavy use apparel. Balances comfort against durability and shrinkage control.
Typically 150 to 220 gsm for pique and jersey, and 260 to 340 gsm for fleece used in uniform programmes.
Knitted fabrics
Looped back knit used for sweatshirts and mid weight streetwear. Structured without the bulk of brushed fleece.
Typically 240 to 400 gsm.
Knitted fabrics
Terry with a brushed reverse. Warmer and softer than french terry, with a fuller, heavier hand.
Typically 280 to 450 gsm.
Knitted fabrics
Textured knit used for polo shirts. Holds shape through repeated laundering, which is why uniforms rely on it.
Typically 170 to 240 gsm.
Tell us the end use, the target market, the handfeel you want and your price position. We propose options with composition and weight ranges, then confirm on a physical swatch.