The characteristics of the fabric structure: (1) Knitted fabric: It can extend in all directions and has good elasticity. Because the knitted fabric is formed by hole-shaped loops, it has greater air permeability and a soft feel. (2) Woven fabric: Because the warp and weft of the woven fabric have little relationship with the extension and contraction, and no conversion occurs, the fabric is generally tight and stiff.
The physical and mechanical properties of the fabric structure: (1) Knitted fabric: the physical and mechanical properties of the fabric, including vertical density, horizontal density, square meter weight, elongation, elasticity, breaking strength, abrasion resistance, curling, thickness, and Dispersibility, shrinkage, coverage, bulk density. (2) Woven fabrics: the physical and mechanical properties of woven fabrics, including the yarn density of warp and weft, selvage, front and back, forward and reverse wool direction, and fabric coverage.