Double knits are a type of fabric that is created using two sets of needles and two sets of yarn, resulting in a thick and stable double-layered fabric that is usually reversible. This type of fabric is commonly used for heavier garments such as jackets, sweaters, and skirts due to its durability and stability, as it is less likely to stretch out of shape or pill over time.
Double knits can be made from a variety of fibers, including cotton, wool, and synthetic blends, and can be knit in a range of weights and stitch patterns, including ribbing, cables, and jacquard designs. They are often preferred over single knits for their resilience and strength, making them a popular choice for activewear and other high-use garments.
Double knits are the versatile fabric that combines both durability and style, including scuba, scuba crepe, Ponte de Roma, etc., making them a great choice for a variety of different applications.
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