interlock jersey

Interlock jersey is in fact a double jersey, with a smooth surface on each side. The wales of the interlock fabric on each side are alternated, with the back loops knitted together. This means both sides of an interlock jersey will look the same. Again, interlock fabric refers to the structure of the double knit. Product highlights: 1. It does not curl on the edges. 2. Appearance is same on both sides of the fabric. 3. Soft hand feeling. 4. Tight and compact in construction. 5. Flexible, wicking and moisture absorption. Technical index>> Colour fastness to washing(AATCC61-2010): 4.0-5.0 Colour fastness to perspiration(AATCC15-2009): 4.0-5.0 Colour fastness to rubbing(AATCC8-2007): 4.0-5.0

Product highlights: 1. It does not curl on the edges. 2. Appearance is same on both sides of the fabric. 3. Four way stretch. 4. Very smooth in hand feeling. 5. Does not trap body heat. 6. Soft and comfortable. 7. No static build up. 8. Cheap in the cost. Uses: This fabric is perfect for blouses, dresses, skirts, and even lightweight pants. Advantage: Interlock stretch fabric or interlock jersey fabric tend to be firmer and more stable than other types of knits. Stretch interlock makes them easier to sew with. Interlock fabric don't wrinkle much. The density of the fabric is great for more body skimming garments, and can often hide lines from foundation garments or undergarments.