As a producer of knitted fabrics, we are well aware of the intricacies of their production process—by using precision knitting needles, various raw materials and yarns are woven into continuous loop structures, which are then skillfully interlaced to create knitted fabrics that are both soft and durable. These fabrics are renowned for their excellent wrinkle resistance, breathability, high elasticity, and stretchability, ensuring an exceptionally comfortable wearing experience.

Knitted fabrics have a wide range of applications, extending beyond daily consumer use and decoration to key areas such as industry, agriculture, healthcare, and even national defense, showcasing their versatility and irreplaceability. In terms of production techniques, we distinguish between two major types: hand knitting and machine knitting. Hand knitting, especially with bamboo needles, boasts a long history, exquisite craftsmanship, and flexible, diverse pattern designs. It is deeply rooted in folk culture and continues to thrive.

Knitted fabrics, characterized by their unique looped structure, come in various types with distinct properties. Their high elasticity, excellent moisture absorption, superior warmth, and soft, wrinkle-resistant texture allow them to easily adapt to various fabric structures, creating rich visual effects and wearing experiences. In the field of children's clothing, knitted fabrics hold a significant position. Their raw materials include natural fibers such as cotton, linen, and wool, as well as high-performance synthetic fibers like nylon, acrylic, and polyester. Through diverse structural designs and varieties, they meet the high demands of the children's clothing market for comfort, functionality, and diverse appearance.