Every Stitch Counts!!
We offer a variety of fabrics:
KNITS
- Circular Knit
A single needle bed or “V” bed configuration can be used to make circular knit fabrics, the difference being that circular knits, as the name implies, are constructed in tubular form. Circular knits typically use finer yarns, and exhibit soft, supple, conformable and elastic characteristics. Again, applications mostly are fashion- and apparel-related. These include T-shirts, dresses, hosiery, socks, underwear and leggings.
Features
- Stretch control
- Flame resistance
- Strength
- Comfort
- Moldability
Custom engineering lets customers choose the particle count and absorbency that will make their circular knit products ideally suited to the job at hand.
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Warp Knit Closeup
Warp-knit fabrics almost always are machine made and can be manufactured at much wider widths than weft knits. Contrary to weft knits, warp knits are formed as numerous individual strands of yarn — the warp — are guided to select needles in the machine’s flow direction. Warp knit stripes typically run the length of the fabric. Subsequent machine cycles reposition the guided yarn over a different needle to create the warp knit fabric. This interaction of the guided yarn to select needles creates a stable construction that, unlike weft knits, is difficult to unravel. Warp knitting, generally better suited to filament yarns, tends to be more oriented towards applications where engineering, physical properties and high production speeds are most beneficial. This includes some areas of fashion, but the structures also are well suited to industrial, specialty and technical fabric applications.
Woven Knit
- Yarn dyes
- Batch Dying
- Wrinkle free
- Wicking
- Stain Resistant
Finishing
- Flat Seam stitching
- Variety of excellent embellishment with embroidery, silk screen printing and embellishments
Capabilities
- Product development
- Fabric forming
- Aqueous coating
- Solvent coating
- Lamination
- Anti-wick
- Oil repellency
- Soil release
- Wickable
- Flame resistance (FR)
- Antibacterial
- Anti-mildew
- Anti-static
- Optical brightening
What are trims?
It is the third stage of the production that we work to is sourcing of fabric and trim of your garment. The substance used in the sewing section rather than fabric is called trims there are lot of variety for the trims are there including the trimming materials like zippers, labels, buttons, lining etc.
Other trim materials are as follows:
- Elastics- knit, rubber, woven.
- Adjusters- Used for straps and belt.
- Shoulder pad- used mostly for blazers and coats.
- Buckles- Used for the garments with belts.
- Drawcords- Used for waist and hoods.