Fabric Comparison Matrix

Select between 2 to 4 fabrics to analyze structural attributes, mechanical elasticity, weight classes, and manufacturing suitability.

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Technical Attribute
Knitted Fabrics

1x1 Rib Knit

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Woven Fabrics

Chino Cotton Twill

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Knit / Weave Construction Double-bed circular rib knit, 1x1 alternating wales 2/1 or 3/1 compact twill weave
Standard Fiber Composition 95% Combed Cotton / 5% Spandex (Elastane) 97% Combed Cotton / 3%
Typical GSM Range 180 - 260 g/m² 220 - 300 g/m²
Weight Classification Medium Weight Medium Weight
Typical Fabric Width 48 - 56 Inches Tubular 58 - 60 Inches
Elastic Stretch Rating
Air Permeability / Breathability High
Hand Feel & Texture Distinct vertical ridge texture identical on face and reverse Smooth, compacted surface with subtle brushed peach finish
Visual Surface Appearance Fine linear vertical wales offering textured depth Refined diagonal twill lines, clean tailored finish
Durability Rating
Common Apparel Items
Primary Advantages Reversible fabric, edges do not curl when cut, crosswise stretch and retention. Resists wrinkling better than plain poplin, durable, skin-friendly, retains garment creases.
Technical Limitations Lower lengthwise stretch; requires elastane blend to prevent collar and cuff sagging over repeated cycles. Can exhibit abrasion wear marks along seams following extensive laundering cycles.
Textile Industry Comparison Disclaimer: Fabric specifications such as GSM, width, composition and performance may vary depending on yarn, construction, finishing process, manufacturer and end use. Values shown are general industry reference information and should not be treated as a supplier specification.