Knit Fabric Manufacturer Since 2009 · China

VISCOSE KNIT · FABRIC SOURCING

Viscose Knit Fabric Manufacturer

Runtang Textile manufactures viscose knit fabrics for draped dresses, base layers, T-shirts, camisoles, thermal tops and wide-leg trousers. Choose viscose/spandex, polyester/viscose/spandex, nylon/viscose/spandex or cotton/viscose blends in jersey, rib, double knit and brushed knits. Stock orders start at 1 roll (~23 kg) per colour; custom colours start at 200 kg per colour.

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Yellow and orange viscose rayon yarn hanks in a historical sample book.
Historical viscose rayon yarn samples. Courtesy of Science History Institute.

Collection & Ordering at a Glance

Viscose Knit Fabric for apparel brands, garment manufacturers and fabric sourcing teams.

Stock MOQ
From 1 roll (~23 kg) per colour
Custom MOQ
From 200 kg per colour
Lab dip
3–5 working daysHow lab dips work
Bulk production
15–25 days
Payment
T/T · L/C
Trade terms
FOB · CIF · DDP
Inspection
4-point system (ASTM D5430), every roll
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Explore Our Viscose Knit Fabrics

Explore our online viscose and viscose-blend knit range, backed by a library of 875 options.

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Looking for More Viscose Knit Options?

Our fabric library includes 875 viscose and viscose-blend knit options. Contact us for more compositions, weights and colours for your collection.

What Is Viscose Knit Fabric?

Viscose knit fabric is made wholly or partly from viscose, a regenerated cellulose fibre produced from wood pulp and also called rayon. Viscose has a soft, cool hand, a slight sheen and a fluid drape, and it absorbs moisture and takes dye well, so colours look rich. That makes it a favourite for dresses, camisoles and soft base layers. In our library, viscose is most often knitted as double knit, rib and brushed knit, and most viscose qualities weigh 220–300 GSM. Polyester/viscose/spandex is the largest blend; our online collection is led by 95% viscose / 5% spandex jersey. Viscose is weaker when wet and can shrink more than cotton, so blends with polyester or nylon are used where shape and durability matter, and a shrinkage check on the selected fabric is important.

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Viscose Knit Fabrics by Composition

Viscose/spandex gives the softest drape; polyester and nylon blends add stability for trousers and structured dresses.

Fabric typeFabric examplesApparel applications
Viscose/spandex150–260 GSM, such as KF636 (95% viscose / 5% spandex) at 160 GSM and SS36006 at 260 GSMCamisoles, base layers, dresses and loungewear
Polyester/viscose/spandex220–300 GSMDresses, base layers, trousers and sweat tops
Nylon/viscose/spandex230–350 GSMSmart trousers, dresses and ponte separates
Viscose/cotton/acrylic/spandex blends260–300 GSM, often brushedThermal tops and warm base layers
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Viscose Knit Weights for Your Collection

Choose 150–200 GSM viscose/spandex for camisoles and light T-shirts, 200–270 GSM for dresses, 220–300 GSM for base layers, 260–300 GSM brushed blends for thermal tops, and 250–340 GSM for trousers.

Below 200 GSM

34 qualities

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200–299 GSM

68 qualities

68

300 GSM and above

32 qualities

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Viscose Knit vs Modal Knit and Lyocell Knit

Viscose, modal and lyocell are all regenerated cellulose fibres. Compare drape, strength and feel before choosing.

FeatureViscose KnitModal KnitLyocell Knit
FibreRegenerated cellulose from wood pulpRegenerated cellulose with higher wet strengthRegenerated cellulose made by solvent spinning
Hand and drapeSoft, cool and very fluidVery soft and smoothSmooth, cool and slightly crisp
Wet strength and shrinkageLower; check shrinkageHigher than viscoseHigher than viscose
Typical weights in our library220–300 GSM180–300 GSM160–230 GSM
Typical garmentsDresses, camisoles and base layersUnderwear, tees and loungewearTees, dresses and shirts
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Viscose Knit Fabric Recommendations

Xiwen Zhang, our co-founder and CEO, recommends these viscose weights and blends for the soft, fluid garments our customers develop most often, drawing on our knit fabric experience since 2009.

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Viscose Knit Fabric FAQs

Are rayon and viscose the same?

Viscose is a type of rayon, and the two names are often used for the same fibre. Rayon is the common term in the United States; viscose is more common in Europe and Asia. Both are regenerated cellulose made from wood pulp.

Why is spandex added to viscose jersey?

Spandex gives viscose jersey stretch and recovery, so camisoles, tees and fitted dresses keep their shape. Most viscose jersey in our online collection is 95% viscose / 5% spandex.

Does viscose knit fabric shrink?

Viscose can shrink more than cotton and is weaker when wet, so check shrinkage on a sample of the selected fabric and follow its care instructions. Blends with polyester or nylon are more stable for trousers and fitted garments.

Which tests should I set for viscose dresses and base layers?

Beyond shrinkage, check washing fastness on dark and bright viscose shades, and pilling on the brushed viscose thermal blends at 260–300 GSM. For base layers and loungewear worn next to the skin, add perspiration fastness in both solutions and pH.

What is the minimum order quantity for viscose knit fabric?

Stock fabric orders start at 1 roll (~23 kg) per colour. Custom-colour orders start at 200 kg per colour.

Viscose Knit Fabric Guides

Read practical guides to fibre blends, garment selection and knit construction.