Fabrics that are constructed by interlooping adjacent yarns to form the fabric. Some common types of knit fabrics include: jersey, ribbed, tricot. (See Thread Application Guide on Knits.)

Fabrics constructed by interlocking a series of loops by hand or machine. Knitted fabrics tend to mold and fit easily to body shape: woven fabrics, in contrast, drape.

Produced by hand or on knitting machines by the interlooping of yarns. Common knits are jersey, interlock and rib knit.

Small particles of ore.