Rib knit
- Similar words
- LipGoljirib knit
- Industry jargon
- Sibori (Rib knit trim attachments for necks and cuffs)
A knit structure featuring prominent vertical ribs, created by alternating knit and purl stitches
A knit structure where knit and purl stitches are knitted alternately, producing textured vertical ridges on the surface. In Korea, it is commonly called 'golji', and it has high horizontal elasticity and recovery. It is used not only for finishing parts like necklines and cuffs, but also as the fabric for entire garments.
Cuff ribRIBBED CUFFHem ribRIBBED HEM
Rib knit structureRIB KNITAppearance
Knit stitches and purl stitches are placed alternately to form vertical striped ridges on the surface. Depending on the ratio of knit to purl stitches, such as 1×1 or 2×2, the thickness and spacing of the ribs vary.
Use
It is mainly used for finishing necklines, cuffs, and hem bands of T-shirts or sweatshirts. It is also used by knitting entire garment bodies into ribbed fabric, such as knit sweaters, cardigans, inner T-shirts, and dresses.
- Elasticity and recovery Stretches easily in the horizontal direction and returns to its original shape.
- Edge securing Wraps around necklines or wrists to keep the garment from slipping down or sagging.
When choosing
You can check the width of the vertical ribs through notations such as '1×1' or '2×2' in the details. Depending on whether spandex (polyurethane) is blended in, the strength of horizontal stretching and tightening varies.
Additional information
- Waffle knit
- A structure where square textures are arranged in a grid, distinct from rib knit with continuous vertical ribs.
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