Double Knit Fabric Manufacturer

Choose 260–330 GSM cotton/polyester double knit for sweatshirts, sweatpants and streetwear tops. Sweatwear is the largest use for double knit in our library, and the flat-lying edges make cuffs, hems and pockets easier to sew neatly.

250–320 GSM double knit works well for casual trousers and joggers. A little spandex helps the knees and seat recover, and the opaque structure suits light colours.

For a heavier, more opaque tee than single jersey, start with 190–260 GSM cotton double knit. Hems and sleeves lie flat after cutting, and the dense face gives a structured, boxy T-shirt a clean finish.

Choose 210–300 GSM double knit for shift, T-shirt and skater dresses. The two-layer structure is opaque enough for most dresses without a lining, and it holds a defined skirt shape better than single jersey.

For casual and sweat shorts, start with 240–300 GSM double knit. The stable structure keeps leg openings and pocket edges from rolling, which matters on shorter hems.

270–340 GSM double knit suits knit blazers, overshirts and zip jackets. It gives fronts and collars enough body to stand without heavy interlining, while staying softer and easier to wear than a woven jacket.

For polo shirts with a smooth face rather than pique texture, choose 200–290 GSM double knit. The structure keeps collars and plackets neat, which suits uniform and business-casual polos.