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Understanding Knit, Woven, and Sweater Garments – A Manufacturer’s Perspective
In the global apparel industry, choosing the right fabric category is one of the most important decisions for any brand. Knit, woven, and sweater garments each serve different purposes, and understanding these differences helps buyers make better sourcing decisions.
Knit garments are known for their flexibility, comfort, and breathability. They are commonly used for t-shirts, polo shirts, activewear, and casual clothing. Knit fabrics allow ease of movement and are ideal for everyday wear. From a manufacturing point of view, knit production requires careful control of yarn quality, GSM, and finishing to ensure durability and shape retention.
Woven garments
by Sohel rahman
Sweater garments are a category of their own, combining warmth, texture, and craftsmanship. Sweaters can be made using various yarns such as cotton, acrylic, wool, or blended fibers. Manufacturing sweaters involves knitting techniques, gauge selection, and finishing processes that directly affect comfort and durability.
For brands sourcing apparel, understanding these categories helps align product design with customer expectations. Working with experienced manufacturers ensures that the right materials, processes, and quality standards are applied from sampling to bulk production.
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