Explore Terry Knitted Fabric

Terry knitted fabric is a plush and absorbent textile known for its distinctive loops and high level of comfort. It's a versatile material widely used in both clothing and home textiles due to its absorbent properties and soft texture.

Weight per ㎡
- 150-550gsm
Width
- 140-180cm
Minimum Order Quantity
- 300 kg per colour
Fabric Type
- Terry Knitted Fabric
Possible Fabric Production Certifications
- Oeko-Tex,
- GRS
Sample
- A4 Size Sample Available
Lab Dip Lead Time
- 3-7days
PP Sample Lead Time
- 15days
Bulk Lead Time
- 25-45days
Also Known As
- Toweling Knit Fabric,
- Terry Cloth Knit Fabric,
- Double-sided Terry Fabric,
- Terrycloth Knitted Fabric,
- Terrycloth,
- Towel Fabric
Yarn Fiber Type
- 100% Cotton,
- 100% Polyester,
- 100% Viscose,
- Cotton Polyester Blends,
- Cotton Acrylic Blends,
- Cotton Viscose Acrylic Blends,
- Acetate Lyocell Cotton Blends,
- Modal Viscose Polyester Blends,
- Viscose Acrylic Spun silk Polyester Blends,
- Bamboo Cotton Blends,
- Lyocell Wool Blends,
- Cotton Rayon Blends
For Garments
- Beachwear,
- Towels,
- Kidswear,
- Babywear

Our Terry Knitted Fabric Composition

Discover our exceptional range of knit fabrics, perfect for quality and style. For custom options, feel free to contact us.

620gsm 100%Cotton French Terry Knitted Fabric 190cm MQ2212
Terry Knitted Fabric

Composition: 100% cotton

Weight: 620gsm

Width: 190cm
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600gsm 35%Cotton 65%Polyester Fleece French Terry Knitted Fabric 190cm KF2013
Terry Knitted Fabric

Composition: 35% cotton 65% polyester

Weight: 600gsm

Width: 190cm
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500gsm 100%Polyester French Terry Knitted Fabric 155cm MQ2201
Terry Knitted Fabric

Composition: 100% polyester

Weight: 500gsm

Width: 155cm
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500gsm 100%Cotton French Terry Knitted Fabric 190cm KF2015
Terry Knitted Fabric

Composition: 100% cotton

Weight: 500gsm

Width: 190cm
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440gsm 35%Cotton 65%Polyester Fleece French Terry Knitted Fabric 185cm KF2014
Terry Knitted Fabric

Composition: 35% cotton 65% polyester

Weight: 440gsm

Width: 185cm
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420gsm 100%Cotton French Terry Knitted Fabric 165cm MQ2199
Terry Knitted Fabric

Composition: 100% cotton

Weight: 420gsm

Width: 165cm
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400gsm 100%Cotton French Terry Knitted Fabric 185cm KF2012
Terry Knitted Fabric

Composition: 100% cotton

Weight: 400gsm

Width: 185cm
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400gsm 100%Cotton French Terry Knitted Fabric 185cm KF1129
Terry Knitted Fabric

Composition: 100% cotton

Weight: 400gsm

Width: 185cm
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The Absorbency of Terry Cloth

Terry cloth is produced using a special knitting technique that creates loops on one or both sides of the fabric. These loops increase the fabric's surface area, making it more absorbent and providing a soft and cushioned feel. The loops can be uncut (looped terry) or cut (cut terry), resulting in different textures.

A Closer Look Into Terry Knitted Fabric

Terry knitted fabric can be made from various fibers, with cotton being one of the most common due to its natural absorbency and softness. Other fibers used include bamboo, hemp, modal, and blends of these materials. The choice of fiber impacts the fabric's feel, absorbency, and durability.

Terry Knitted Fabric Offers

Absorbency: Terry cloth's looped structure allows it to absorb and retain moisture, making it ideal for towels, bathrobes, and other items requiring high absorbency.
Softness: The loops create a plush and soft texture that is gentle against the skin, providing comfort and coziness.
Insulation: The fabric's loops trap air, providing a layer of insulation that can help regulate temperature.
Durability: Terry cloth is known for its durability and resistance to wear, making it suitable for frequently used items.
Variety: Depending on the fiber composition and knitting technique, terry cloth can vary in thickness and texture.

Apparel and Textile Applications

PTerry knitted fabric's absorbent and plush properties make it suitable for a wide range of apparel and home textile applications, including:

Knitting Process of the Terry Knitted Fabric

Yarn Feeding: Yarn is fed into the knitting machine, where it is looped into rows of stitches using specialized needles.
Loop Formation: The needles create loops on one or both sides of the fabric, creating the terry texture.
Finishing: After knitting, the fabric may undergo finishing processes like cutting the loops to create a velvety texture (cut terry), or leaving the loops intact (looped terry). Additional processes such as dyeing and softening may also be applied.