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Knitted Fabrics

Ames Europe specializes in developing, knitting and finishing Circular Knitted Fabrics for technical purposes. Ames EXTENDO is our brand name for these custom engineered fabrics. They are used as a substrate for coating or laminating or as a designed face fabric for protective wear or automotive interiors. The Ames EXTENDO range offers: Weights range from 30 gsm up to 400 gsm…

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Knit Prints

For clothing and apparel designers the difference between success and failure can hinge on getting the right materials right when they need them. At Fabric Selection Inc., we understand your needs which is why we offer a wide selection of top quality materials, like printed knit fabric , at wholesale prices. Here at FSI, our highly modern facilities are able to quickly process…

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Cotton spandex Knit fabric

Our Cotton Spandex, also known as Cotton Double Knit Fabric, is ideal for use in sport bras, panties, long underwear, everyday bras, and even men’s underwear. The Cotton Spandex Fabric is a high quality, heavier weight cotton/spandex, weighing approximately 12 oz per yard. The Cotton Double Knit is 58-60″ (147-150 cm) wide, made from 96% cotton and 4% Spandex, enough to make…

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Nylon Knit fabric

Swift Textile Metallizing LLC knit fabrics are the best choice for applications with stretching and flexing requirements. The unique bond of silver to the nylon fabric allows for superior endurance, conductivity and shielding performance, especially for repeated loading and unloading applications. Precision knit fabrics used for the base provide excellent product elasticity…

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Damask Knit fabric

Because its knitted in stockinette stitch, the fabric wants to roll. Water bottles make nice weights. It will be folded widthwise and stitched together along the side and boom. Then it will be washed in hot water to felt. (The design is meant to be slightly off-center

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Cotton Knit Print fabric

Most people who buy fabric online purchase it through one of the established shops like Pink Castle, Hawthorne Threads, or Fat Quarter Shop. There’s a segment of the fabric buying public, though that purchases fabric through private Facebook groups. As these groups grow in size and popularity, their impact on the more mainstream stores increases. I wanted to investigate how…

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