A plain wrap-knitted fabric like of nylon, wool, rayon, silk, or cotton with a close in elastic knit.

The type of fabric is flat knitted, with fine ribs on the face (length-wise) and ribs on the back (crosswise). Often used as lining material.

knit fabric characterized by its fine vertical face and cross ribs on the back

French for warp-knitted fabric. Tricots are flat knitted with fine ribs on the face (lengthwise) and ribs on the back (widthwise).

Tricot, a warp-knit fabric containing mostly manmade filament yarns, has fine vertical wales on its face and a slightly angled coursewise rib on its back. Tricot may have stripes, mesh, or patterns in structure. It is used for gloves, lingerie, and dresses.

a knitted fabric or one resembling knitting

A class of knitted fabric that is made from filament or textured yarn. Characteristically, it is dimensionally stable and is often used for swim wear, foundation wear and garments intended for activities such as running and dance.

A type of knitted fabric.

The French verb tricoter means to knit. The term tricot has become synonymous with fine warp knitted fabrics like milanese.

Plain, close warp-knitted (produced by machine with the yarns running in a lengthwise direction) nylon fabric.

A vertical stretch knitted fabric in which the fabric is formed by interlooping adjacent parallel yarns.

This word comes from the French word "tricoter" which means to knit. Tricot is a finely knit fabric that is knit in such a way that it has no elasticity. It was developed especially for the underwear industry and can be made from nylon, wool, rayon, silk, cotton or other fibers.

A warp knitted fabric. Historically with two sets of warp threads.

A plain close-knit fabric of natural or artificial fiber with threads running lengthwise.