What are the problems with knitted children's clothing sweater fabrics?

2026-08-17 12:11:09

There are many types of sweater fabrics for children's clothing on the market now, and different fabrics bring different levels of comfort to children. In this article, we mainly introduce knitted fabrics for children's clothing. Now, let's take a look at knitted fabrics for children's clothing.

（1） Dispersibility

Some knitted fabrics may detach in a certain direction when the loops at the edges of the cut fabric lose their string connection after cutting This kind of detachment is mainly related to the fabric structure, but due to the different qualities and types of yarns, such as friction coefficient and bending stiffness The detachment of knitted fabrics varies depending on the length of the coil. Generally, weft knitted fabrics are more prone to detachment than warp knitted fabrics, and the detachment of basic tissues is greater than that of changing tissues or color tissues. Due to the existence of detachment, anti detachment stitching structures such as overlock stitching or stretch stitching should be used in design and sewing.

（2） Curling edge

Some knitted fabrics with different coil structures on both sides will have their edges curled in a certain direction after cutting, which is caused by the imbalance of internal stress in the bent yarns in the coils. The curling strength of knitted fabrics is generally related to their organizational structure, yarn elasticity, yarn count fineness, looseness, and fabric density, which generally occur on single-sided knitted fabrics.

（3） Stretchability

The stretchability of knitted fabrics, also known as their elasticity, is due to the characteristics of their coil structure. When stretched by external forces, they have the property of dimensional elongation. When the external force is removed, the coil structure returns to its original state. The stretchability of knitted fabrics is related to factors such as the organizational structure of the fabric, the elasticity of the yarns, and the length of the loops, and is also related to the dyeing and finishing conditions in the later stage.