A fabric made of yarns interlooping with each other or passing through an inner layer at looping intervals. The fabric is embossed with a micro-pattern extending into the yarns or into a layer underneath the fabric. The micro-pattern contains a pre-defined pattern of a plurality of binding points attaching the yarns to the inner layer or to the added underlayer. This micro-pattern has an inter-point spacing between adjacent binding points that is less than the interlooping intervals. The fabric can also be embossed with a macro-pattern separate from and coarser than the micro-pattern. The macro-pattern establishes a desired aesthetic in the fabric, and the micro-pattern does not interfere with the desired aesthetic.

A fabric made of yarns interlooping with each other or passing through an inner layer at looping intervals. The fabric is embossed with a micro-pattern extending into the yarns or into a layer underneath the fabric. The micro-pattern contains a pre-defined pattern of a plurality of binding points attaching the yarns to the inner layer or to the added underlayer. This micro-pattern has an inter-point spacing between adjacent binding points that is less than the interlooping intervals. The fabric can also be embossed with a macro-pattern separate from and coarser than the micro-pattern. The macro-pattern establishes a desired aesthetic in the fabric, and the micro-pattern does not interfere with the desired aesthetic.

A pile knit fabric for internal materials of vehicles may include a knit layer prepared by weaving ground yarns, on one surface thereof, and a pile layer prepared by interweaving pile yarns with ground yarn loops of the knit layer, on the other surface thereof and, thus, has excellent physical coupling force between the ground yarns and the pile yarns and has excellent abrasion resistance, scratch resistance and formability as well as soft tactility.

A pile knit fabric for internal materials of vehicles may include a knit layer prepared by weaving ground yarns, on one surface thereof, and a pile layer prepared by interweaving pile yarns with ground yarn loops of the knit layer, on the other surface thereof and, thus, has excellent physical coupling force between the ground yarns and the pile yarns and has excellent abrasion resistance, scratch resistance and formability as well as soft tactility.

A knitting yarn used for forming a knitted product without using any knitting tools, such as crochet hooks or knitting needles. The knitting yarn includes a core thread having a length dimension and a plurality of loops affixed to the core thread, at least a first thread and at least a second thread having different structural and/or physical properties than each other; and the loops of the knitting yarn are made of the first thread, and the core thread is made of the second thread.

The present invention discloses a dual-sided integrated sherpa fabric and its manufacturing process, the dual-sided integrated sherpa fabric comprises a single jersey part and a sherpa part, wherein raw materials of the single jersey part are a combination of 100% polyester, 100% cotton, polyester-cotton blended yarn, viscose, viscose-polyester blended yarn and chinlon, while the raw material of the sherpa part is 100% polyester; the present invention utilizes a new process for manufacturing, which eliminates the need of glue during the production of fabrics by personnel, reduces environmental pollution, and improve health of consumers; moreover, because the fabric is integrally formed, the softness of the fabric is prevented from being decreased due to excessive addition of glue, so that the softness of the fabric can be improved by 50% and the elasticity of the fabric can be improved by 70%, the service life of the fabric is prolonged, and the manufacturing process is simple, which reduces the labor cost of enterprises, reduces the labor amount of personnel and increases the economic effect of enterprises.

The present invention discloses a dual-sided integrated sherpa fabric and its manufacturing process, the dual-sided integrated sherpa fabric comprises a single jersey part and a sherpa part, wherein raw materials of the single jersey part are a combination of 100% polyester, 100% cotton, polyester-cotton blended yarn, viscose, viscose-polyester blended yarn and chinlon, while the raw material of the sherpa part is 100% polyester; the present invention utilizes a new process for manufacturing, which eliminates the need of glue during the production of fabrics by personnel, reduces environmental pollution, and improve health of consumers; moreover, because the fabric is integrally formed, the softness of the fabric is prevented from being decreased due to excessive addition of glue, so that the softness of the fabric can be improved by 50% and the elasticity of the fabric can be improved by 70%, the service life of the fabric is prolonged, and the manufacturing process is simple, which reduces the labor cost of enterprises, reduces the labor amount of personnel and increases the economic effect of enterprises.

Knitted fire barrier fabrics for use in forming a flame retardant articles having a core, include for example, a unitarily knitted form comprising a plurality of yarns. The plurality of yarns define the unitarily knitted form having a longitudinal knitted direction, and the unitarily knitted form includes a plurality of differential zones of knitted material extending side-by-side in the longitudinal knitted direction. The knitted fire barrier fabric is disposable on the core so that at least one of the plurality of differential zones of knitted material of the knitted fire barrier fabric provides a differential protective capacity to at least one selected portion of the flame retardant article.

Knitted fire barrier fabrics for use in forming a flame retardant articles having a core, include for example, a unitarily knitted form comprising a plurality of yarns. The plurality of yarns define the unitarily knitted form having a longitudinal knitted direction, and the unitarily knitted form includes a plurality of differential zones of knitted material extending side-by-side in the longitudinal knitted direction. The knitted fire barrier fabric is disposable on the core so that at least one of the plurality of differential zones of knitted material of the knitted fire barrier fabric provides a differential protective capacity to at least one selected portion of the flame retardant article.

A knit fabric has a first yarn having a first spandex fibre core and a rayon fibre sheath and a second yarn having a second spandex fibre core and a nylon fibre sheath. A woven fabric has a warp yarn having a first spandex core and a cotton fibre sheath and a weft yarn having a second spandex core and a blended polyester and rayon fibre sheath. Garments are made from these fabrics.