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Single Jersey Slub Fabrics Name : Single Jersey Slub Introduction of Fabric : Definition : Jersey fabric is a type of knit textile made from cotton or a cotton and synthetic blend. Some common uses for jersey fabric include t-shirts and winter bedding. The fabric is warm, flexible, stretchy, and very insulating, making it a popular choice for the layer worn closest to the body. Jersey also tends to be soft, making it very comfortable. Characteristics of Single Jersey Slub : 1. Face side and back side of fabric are different

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Single Jersey Slub

Fabrics Name : Single Jersey Slub

Introduction of Fabric :

Definition : Jersey fabric is a type of knit textile made from cotton or a cotton and synthetic blend. Some common uses for jersey fabric include t-shirts and winter bedding. The fabric is warm, flexible, stretchy, and very insulating, making it a popular choice for the layer worn closest to the body. Jersey also tends to be soft, making it very comfortable.

Characteristics of Single Jersey Slub :1. Face side and back side of fabric are different2. Curl or roll of fabric occurs at the edges3. Wales are clearly visible on the face side of the

fabric4. Extensibility in widthwise is approximately twice

than length

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5. Unraveling of fabric occurs from either side is possible

6. Thickness of fabric is approximately twice the diameter of yarn used

7. There is only one series of knitted loop per courses in the fabric

Features of Single Jersey Slub : Comfortable fit in woven fabrics, freedom of

movement, shape retention, excellent drape ability and crease recovery

Outstanding shape retention in knitwear Used as a substrate for natural/synthetic leather

or shoe uppers, Lycra provides 4 - 5% stretch in shoes to give maximum comfort to the wearer

Consistent quality effecting high yield in knitting Almost 100% recovery in the garments Good resistance to chemicals

End uses Of Single Jersey Slub :

It is mostly used for making T-shirts

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