Knit Zone

We are engaged in offering a wide range of Single Jersey Fabric, Knitted Fabric, Blended Fabric, Rib Fabric, etc.
Sustainable Fabric Specifications

A comprehensive guide to eco-friendly, ethically produced textiles for apparel, home, and industrial use.

What Makes a Fabric "Sustainable"?

A fabric is considered sustainable when it meets criteria across three pillars:

Environmental — low water use, low carbon footprint, biodegradable, no toxic chemicals Social — fair wages, safe working conditions, ethical sourcing Economic — durable, long lifecycle, recyclable or compostable end-of-life

1. Organic Cotton
2. Recycled Polyester (rPET)
3. Bamboo (Lyocell / Mechanically Processed)
4. Tencel™ / Lyocell
5. Hemp
6. Linen (Flax)
7. Recycled Cotton

Lifecycle & End-of-Life Considerations

 

We engaged in “Pima cotton fabric” is a premium textile that blends the luxurious softness of Pima cotton with the comfort and stretch of knit construction in various structures like Single jersey, Interlock, Spandex jersey and customized structures too. Here's a breakdown tailored to your sourcing and product development interests:

What Makes Supima Knitted Fabric Special

• Fiber Quality: Made from extra-long staple (ELS) cotton grown in the USA, Pima fibers are about 35% longer than regular cotton, making the yarn smoother and stronger.
• Softness & Durability: The knit structure enhances Pima’s natural softness, while its long fibers resist pilling and retain color vibrancy over time.
• GSM Range: Available in various weights—typically from 120 to 250 GSM, suitable for everything from premium tees to luxe loungewear.
• Color Depth: Pima absorbs dye deeply, resulting in rich, long-lasting hues that don’t fade easily.

·        Eco Appeal: As a natural fiber with long lifecycle and minimal pilling, it aligns well with sustainable fashion goals.

We are engaged in supplying “Interlock fabric” is a type of double-knit textile known for its smooth surface, stretchability, and durability—perfect for high-quality garments like T-shirts, babywear, leggings, and sportswear.

Key Features of Interlock Fabric

• Double-knit structure: Made with two sets of needles, giving it a thicker and more stable feel than single jersey.
• Identical front and back: Both sides look the same, making it ideal for reversible garments.
• Soft and smooth: Luxurious hand feel, often used in premium casualwear.
• Stretch & recovery: Naturally elastic with excellent shape retention.
• Doesn’t curl: Unlike single jersey, edges stay flat, making it easier to sew.

Semi-combed cotton knit fabric is a cost-effective alternative to fully combed cotton, offering a balance of softness, quality, and affordability. The fabric is produced from yarn that has undergone a partial combing process, which removes some of the short fibres and impurities.

As a result, semi-combed cotton is of a higher quality than basic "carded" cotton but not as soft or strong as "fully combed" cotton. When knitted, the yarn creates a fabric with a smooth, comfortable finish that maintains the best qualities of natural cotton, like breathability and absorbency.

The fabric is softer and smoother to the touch than regular carded cotton because some of the shorter, coarser fibres have been removed.

Durability: While not as strong as fully combed cotton, it is more durable than carded cotton and less prone to pilling and fraying.

Breathability: Like all cotton fabrics, it is breathable and absorbent, making it a comfortable choice for everyday wear.

Value: It provides a good compromise between quality and cost. It offers a noticeable improvement in feel and appearance over cheaper cottons, but it costs less than premium combed fabrics.

Texture: The knit structure provides elasticity and stretch, which is characteristic of jersey fabric.

Aesthetics: The fabric has a clean, even, and neat surface, with fewer visible fiber ends compared to carded cotton.

Common uses

Semi-combed cotton knit fabric is a versatile and popular material for a wide range of everyday and casual apparel. Its uses include:

T-shirts and tops: Provides a comfortable, soft, and breathable option for casual tops. Loungewear: Used for pyjamas, sweatpants, and other comfortable garments. Children's clothing: Its combination of softness and durability makes it a practical choice for children's wear. Casual dresses and skirts: The material's drape and comfort make it suitable for a variety of casual clothing styles.

 

We are engaged in offering a wide range of Pique knit fabrics, structure like single tuck, double tuck, honey comb and with spandex options too. Gsm range 140 to 300, at vivid color options as per customers choice

Piqué knit fabric is a textured, breathable material that's especially popular for polo shirts and other structured garments.

• Textured Surface: Features raised patterns like honeycomb or geometric shapes, created through a specialized knitting technique.
• Material: Typically made from cotton or cotton blends, offering softness and durability.
• Structure: It’s a double-knit fabric with a waffle-like weave, giving it a premium and slightly formal look.
• Breathability: The gaps between the knits allow air to flow, making it ideal for warm weather.

 

Common Uses

• Polo shirts
• Shirt dresses
• Knit skirts

 

We are in offering wide range " Poly Cotton Pique Fabric" for specific end use as per client's requirements. 

Poly cotton pique fabric is a versatile knit textile that blends cotton's softness with polyester's durability, making it a popular choice for casual and performance wear.

 

• Composition: Typically 60% cotton / 40% polyester
• Structure: Piqué knit with a textured surface—often in double pique or honeycomb patterns
• GSM Range: Commonly between 220–240 GSM, offering medium weight suitable for t-shirts and polos
• Finish: Often bio-washed and double-dyed for softness and vibrant color retention 

 

We are offering wide range of knitted " Double Tuck Pique fabric" in variuous gsm and blend as per client's requirement. 

Double tuck piqué is a specialized knit structure used in textiles, particularly in weft knitting, that combines tuck stitches with the classic piqué texture to create a fabric with enhanced depth, breathability, and visual interest.

• Structure: It’s a derivative of piqué knit, incorporating double tuck loops—where the yarn is held on the needle for two courses before being knitted off.
• Texture: This creates a raised, patterned surface with a honeycomb or waffle-like feel, often more pronounced than standard piqué.

We offer wide range of knitted fabrics in  Interlock fabric is a type of double-knit fabric made by interlocking two layers of jersey fabric

back-to-back, creating a smooth, stable, and heavier-than-single-jersey material with identical surfaces on both sides.

It is known for its excellent stability, softness, breathability, and non-curling edges, making it ideal for sportswear, undergarments, Children's wear, and oversized tees.

Interlock fabric is used for a wide variety of apparel and clothing items: Polo shirts and other sportswear

• Underwear and briefs
• Children's wear and baby layettes
• Sweatshirts, sweaters, and vests
• Dresses and knitted pant.
• Babywear: Onesies, rompers, and other infant clothing.
• Casual wear: T-shirts, dresses, leggings, and polo shirts.
• Sportswear: Activewear and uniforms.
• Intimates and sleepwear: Pajamas and underwear.
• Home decor: Blankets and cushion covers

We are Offering a Excellent sustainable Fancy knit fabrics are knitted textiles that go beyond basic jersey or rib structures by incorporating decorative stitches, textured patterns, novelty yarns, or special finishes. They’re often used for fashion-forward garments, statement pieces, and high-end apparel where aesthetic appeal is as important as comfort and stretch.

All Kind Of Natural Derivaties. Bamboo, Lotus, Modal, Bannnana, Aloe Vera, Corn, Sugar cane, 


Tencel™ Lyocell Blends (Luxury Feel)

Premium summer fabric:

• 85-88% Tencel™ Lyocell + 12-15% spandex
• Weight: 200-220 GSM (lighter, more breathable)
• Silky soft, naturally cooling
• 50% more moisture-absorbent than cotton
• Biodegradable base fiber
• Closed-loop production (99% solvent recovery)

Best for: High-end loungewear-style leggings, yoga, low-impact activities

We are engage in offering "Interlock fabric" is a type of double-knit textile known for its smooth surface, stretchability, and durability—perfect for high-quality garments like T-shirts, babywear, leggings, and sportswear.

Key Features of Interlock Fabric

• Double-knit structure: Made with two sets of needles, giving it a thicker and more stable feel than single jersey.
• Identical front and back: Both sides look the same, making it ideal for reversible garments.
• Soft and smooth: Luxurious hand feel, often used in premium casualwear.
• Stretch & recovery: Naturally elastic with excellent shape retention.
• Doesn’t curl: Unlike single jersey, edges stay flat, making it easier to sew.

Sustainable Options

Given your interest in eco-friendly textiles, you might explore:

• Organic cotton interlock
• Bamboo viscose blends
• Recycled polyester interlock

 

We engaged in “Pima Knitted Lycra Jersey fabric” is a premium textile that blends the luxurious softness of Pima cotton with the comfort and stretch of knit construction in various structures like Single jersey, Interlock, Spandex jersey and customized structures too. Here's a breakdown tailored to your sourcing and product development interests:

What Makes Pima Knitted Fabric Special

• Fiber Quality: Made from extra-long staple (ELS) cotton grown in the USA, Pima fibers are about 35% longer than regular cotton, making the yarn smoother and stronger.
• Softness & Durability: The knit structure enhances Supima’s natural softness, while its long fibers resist pilling and retain color vibrancy over time.
• GSM Range: Available in various weights—typically from 120 to 250 GSM, suitable for everything from premium tees to luxe loungewear.
• Color Depth: Supima absorbs dye deeply, resulting in rich, long-lasting hues that don’t fade easily.

·        Eco Appeal: As a natural fiber with long lifecycle and minimal pilling, it aligns well with sustainable fashion goals.

·        Finish: Premium bio and Mercerised to enhances the lustre and gives silk feel

 

We engaged in “Pima Interlock fabric” is a premium textile that blends the luxurious softness of Pima cotton with the comfort and stretch of knit construction in various weight ey and customized structures too. Here's a breakdown tailored to your sourcing and product development interests:

What Makes Pima Knitted Fabric Special

• Fiber Quality: Made from extra-long staple (ELS) cotton grown in the USA, Pima fibers are about 35% longer than regular cotton, making the yarn smoother and stronger.
• Softness & Durability: The knit structure enhances Supima’s natural softness, while its long fibers resist pilling and retain color vibrancy over time.
• GSM Range: Available in various weights—typically from 150 to 210 GSM, suitable for everything from premium tees to luxe loungewear.
• Color Depth: Supima absorbs dye deeply, resulting in rich, long-lasting hues that don’t fade easily.

·        Eco Appeal: As a natural fiber with long lifecycle and minimal pilling, it aligns well with sustainable fashion goals.

·        Finish: Premium bio and Mercerised to enhances the lustre and gives silk feel

 

 

We are engaged in offering wide range of " Pique fabric" for specified end use like casual, sports wear in various blend option.

Knitted polo T-shirt fabric is all about comfort, breathability, and a touch of casual elegance. Here's a breakdown of what makes it special:

• Piqué Knit: The classic choice for polo shirts. It has a textured surface with a waffle-like weave that adds durability and structure.
• Cotton Knit: Soft, breathable, and ideal for everyday wear. Often used in pique or jersey knit styles.
• Jersey Knit: Smooth and stretchy, offering a more relaxed fit. Great for lightweight polos.
• Poly-Cotton Blend: Combines the softness of cotton with the durability and wrinkle-resistance of polyester.
• Jacquard Knit: Features intricate patterns woven into the fabric, adding a stylish twist to traditional polos.
• Ribbed Knit: Often used for collars and cuffs, but some polos use it throughout for a snug, textured look.

We are engaged in offering a wide range of Single Jersey Fabric, Knitted Fabric, Blended Fabric, Rib Fabric, etc.

A detailed technical guide covering all types of loop knit fabrics used in apparel, babywear, sportswear, and home textiles.

Loop Knit Fabric?

Loop knit (also called terry knit or loop-back knit) is a knitted fabric structure where extra yarn is formed into loops on one or both sides of the fabric. The loops trap air, providing warmth, softness, and absorbency.

Types of Loop Knit