Knitted fabric printing

Print your designs on a huge range of fabric base. Industrial quality with no minimum order in short time. Create something completely unique and yours for any purpose or occasion.

Mesh 65gsm €18.90
€14.40 with bulk discount

new Cotton Single Jersey 140gsm €19.90
€15.20 with bulk discount

Jersey Sandwich 170gsm €17.90
€13.20 with bulk discount

Cotton Single Jersey 180gsm €19.90
€15.70 with bulk discount

Travel Mare Eco (Microfiber) 200gsm €18.90
€14.60 with bulk discount

Sport Lycra 210gsm €22.90
€17.50 with bulk discount

Cotton Interlock Jersey 220gsm €19.90
€15.50 with bulk discount

new American Fleece Jersey 270gsm €23.90
€18.60 with bulk discount

Italian Fleece Jersey 290 gsm €24.75
€19.60 with bulk discount

Softshell Waterproof 310gsm €22.90
€17.90 with bulk discount

What is Knit Fabric?

Knit fabric is made by interlocking yarns together to form a fabric. The yarns can be made from a variety of materials, such as cotton, wool, polyester, and nylon. Knit fabrics are known for their stretchiness and are used in a wide range of clothing items, including t-shirts, dresses, skirts, and activewear.

How is Knit Fabric Made?
Knit fabric is made using knitting machines, which are designed to interlock the yarns in a specific pattern. The yarn is fed through the machine, which then creates loops of yarn that are pulled through each other to create a continuous fabric. The pattern and size of the loops determine the thickness and stretchiness of the resulting fabric.

How is Knit Fabric Different from Woven Fabric?
The key difference between knit and woven fabric is in the way they are constructed. Woven fabrics are made by weaving yarns over and under each other on a loom. The resulting fabric is usually stiffer and less stretchy than knit fabric. Knit fabrics, on the other hand, are made by interlocking yarns together, resulting in a more flexible and stretchy fabric.

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