Frequently Asked Questions Q: Which dye type is best for 100% cotton knitted garments? A: Reactive dyes are the standard choice for 100% cotton — they form a chemical bond directly with the cellulose fibre, giving excellent wash fastness (4–4.5 rating) and a wide, vibrant colour range. For applications requiring the highest possible fastness (hospitality […]
[EXISTING BLOG CONTENT] Frequently Asked Questions About GSM What does GSM stand for? GSM stands for “Grams per Square Meter.” It’s the standard measurement for fabric weight and density in the textile industry. A 200 GSM fabric weighs 200 grams for every square meter of material. How does GSM affect fabric quality? GSM directly impacts
[EXISTING BLOG CONTENT] Frequently Asked Questions About Yarn Count What does yarn count mean? Yarn count measures the fineness or thickness of yarn fiber. Higher yarn counts mean finer, thinner yarn; lower counts mean thicker yarn. It’s typically expressed as “Ne 30” or similar notation. Finer yarn (higher count) creates softer, smoother fabric but may
Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is the difference between circular knitting and flat knitting for garments? A: Circular knitting produces a seamless tubular fabric on a cylinder of needles rotating continuously — the output is a fabric tube. Flat knitting uses two opposing needle beds moving back and forth to produce flat fabric panels, which
