i ve been trying to understand the difference between knit and woven for a long time and this video has finally made it very clear for me, thank you !! 🌺
Dude thank you I was tryna find a specific pair of pants. Found a pair that looked very similar from design and brand but realized the fabric wasn’t the same ! Now I know what fabric I Need
I've this same explanation many times, but not until this very video had I understood. Thanks and congratulations! Excellent content, by the way, I've binge watching your channel for some time now.
Thank you so much for the kind words Thiago! Glad you enjoyed the episode and you’ve been binging the videos on our channel. If there’s anything you’d like to see in particular please let me know
wickability does not mean liquid "wicks away from fabric" it means it absorbs into the fabric. When we test wickability and the water beads up on top and does not absorb we say that has no wickability. (Textile lab tech)
From Google, Wickability: The ability of a fiber or a fabric to disperse moisture and allow it to pass through to the surface of the fabric, so that evaporation can take place. High wickability = less absorbtion
I have a question. I was looking to buy a pair of shorts to lounge in around the house and I bought one that was woven and one that was knit online. The woven one was so stiff, almost no movement, kept pulling down from my waist but then the knit one kept bunching up and gathering around the top of my thigh if I lifted my knee up, would you recommend that for loungewear to size down for a knit shorts and size up for a woven shorts?
Are Woven T Shirts a thing for mens? No right? Im looking for fabric that feels like a Heron Preston T, any ideas on what type of cotton i need? Its a rough and rather non strecthy cotton knit
The difference between kinitten and woven fabric. Knitted fabric. > Yarn loop together > lot more stretchy, porosity and permeability. > less stability then woven(lose 5-1% of their size). > Have less durability. > Absorp lot more moisture > slacking over time, they lose shape. > not good at blocking air > Creates a lass. > low production cost. > more yarn usage. woven fabric. > Yarn that laced together at 90 degrees - Right to left is weft, up & down is warp. > Little bit of stretch in weft direction & no stretch in warp direction. > Retain their dimensional structure. > Have more Durability. > less moisture absorption. > Retain their integrity over time > air blocker > creates a lot more > high production cost. > less yarn usage.
Hey bro, lovely video but the machine you've showed at 5:38 (while talking about Woven fabric) actually looks like a knitting machine. I might be wrong but just wanted to highlight this.
i ve been trying to understand the difference between knit and woven for a long time and this video has finally made it very clear for me, thank you !! 🌺
which u think is better ?
Feel like I've been going to fabric school watching your videos. You are awesome. Thank you.
This is brilliant, really helped me understand the difference between the two when choosing fabric for my next project! Thank you
Dude thank you I was tryna find a specific pair of pants. Found a pair that looked very similar from design and brand but realized the fabric wasn’t the same ! Now I know what fabric I Need
I've this same explanation many times, but not until this very video had I understood. Thanks and congratulations! Excellent content, by the way, I've binge watching your channel for some time now.
Thank you so much for the kind words Thiago! Glad you enjoyed the episode and you’ve been binging the videos on our channel. If there’s anything you’d like to see in particular please let me know
Thank you for refreshing my memory.
wickability does not mean liquid "wicks away from fabric" it means it absorbs into the fabric. When we test wickability and the water beads up on top and does not absorb we say that has no wickability. (Textile lab tech)
From Google,
Wickability: The ability of a fiber or a fabric to disperse moisture and allow it to pass through to the surface of the fabric, so that evaporation can take place.
High wickability = less absorbtion
I saw quite a few videos to learn about the topic. This was definitely the best one.
I have a question. I was looking to buy a pair of shorts to lounge in around the house and I bought one that was woven and one that was knit online. The woven one was so stiff, almost no movement, kept pulling down from my waist but then the knit one kept bunching up and gathering around the top of my thigh if I lifted my knee up, would you recommend that for loungewear to size down for a knit shorts and size up for a woven shorts?
05:39 that's knitting machine, and thanks for making the video. Very Informative.
thanks for your video! it help me alot in learning fabrics
Great channel, thanks for all the advice. Could you do a video on sustainable materials?
What do you all recommend for training shorts, woven or knitted?
Excellent and clear explanation , thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi i need answer asap . Is there a difference between t shirt anf jersey knit??
Great explanation sir✨️
Very lucid explanation, thank you
When it comes to men’s underwear waistband , should one go for woven or knitted?
You guys went in with this one
Wonderful clear vid!
Glad you enjoyed it Ariwan!
Great video!
Great Video Man👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Very nice presentation. Thanks 👍
Are Woven T Shirts a thing for mens? No right? Im looking for fabric that feels like a Heron Preston T, any ideas on what type of cotton i need? Its a rough and rather non strecthy cotton knit
Excellent video! Thank you
Thank you for watching!
Wow this was really helpful! Good clear video, thanks!
loved this video extremely helpful
thanks very good comparison.
Just love your video... Good job
Thank you for your fabric definition
The difference between kinitten and woven fabric.
Knitted fabric.
> Yarn loop together
> lot more stretchy, porosity and permeability.
> less stability then woven(lose 5-1% of their size).
> Have less durability.
> Absorp lot more moisture
> slacking over time, they lose shape.
> not good at blocking air
> Creates a lass.
> low production cost.
> more yarn usage.
woven fabric.
> Yarn that laced together at 90 degrees - Right to left is weft, up & down is warp.
> Little bit of stretch in weft direction & no stretch in warp direction.
> Retain their dimensional structure.
> Have more Durability.
> less moisture absorption.
> Retain their integrity over time
> air blocker
> creates a lot more
> high production cost.
> less yarn usage.
Woven is more yarn knitted is less yarn
Excellent explanation 😘
Thank u so much sir ❤
You are welcome!
THANK U.IT HELPED ME
Where can i buy micro-oven fabric?
Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Very good information as always
Hey bro, lovely video but the machine you've showed at 5:38 (while talking about Woven fabric) actually looks like a knitting machine. I might be wrong but just wanted to highlight this.
they also showed someone crocheting when talking about knitting if i saw correctly
It was really good & easy to understand
This is fantastic.
Another great and informative video. Thanks!
love it! Very informative!
Thank you.Very educative
Great video, helped me a lot. Thank you!
Great information
Thank you so much :)
Very well ❤
Good job!
Nice 👍👍👍
Thanx bhai. Tum sabse achae hoo.
You never have my size
In short, Woven better than knitted for most consumers
Helpful, Thanks :)
ty boss =D
You are welcome!
Tnx
6:01 that crochet... Not knitting.
Tunisian crochet which is different from traditional crochet
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