Why is the inner fabric of the hoodie woven in a loop structure?
After seeing the explanation that the hoodie lining features a loop-shaped structure, I wonder how the feel against the skin and the functionality differ.
![Symmetric hoodie #23 [black]](https://img.hmmm.pub/brands/ryoo/products/dfe80396-8ee0-4cf0-b1e3-cbc53fcf8bc8/0.png)
The inner side of RYOO's Symmetric hoodie #23 [black] is woven with a rough, loop-shaped texture, which reduces the contact area with the skin and absorbs sweat well.
The inside is textured. The back of the Symmetric hoodie #23 [black] fabric is finished with a loop-shaped structure that has a rough texture[1].
The method of weaving yarns into floating loops on the inside is commonly used in terry fabrics. It prevents the fabric from sticking flat against the skin and creates tiny gaps, allowing air to circulate well and quickly absorbing sweat. While maintaining a neat appearance on the outside, it adds functionality to the side touching the skin, making it comfortable for movement.
hmmm, it seems to separate the calm impression seen on the outside from the practical structure touching the body inside and out.
The blend ratio of the yarn making up the inner loop structure and the fabric weight have not been confirmed yet.