Brand Maker Industry

At Brand Maker Industry, we specialize in creating customized fabrics tailored to your unique vision. Whether you want innovative textures, exclusive designs, or fabric that sets you apart from other brands, we help you build a strong identity through originality.

Our expertise in private label and white label solutions allows brands to choose their own fabric weight, color, finish, and style — ensuring that every product truly reflects your brand’s personality.

👉 Your Brand. Your Fabric. Your Identity.

 

Knitted fabric Process & production process

Knitted fabric & Process How to make the Fabric

Knitted fabric is widely used in products that need stretch, comfort, flexibility, and breathability — such as sportswear, casual wear, uniforms, underwear, safety T-shirts, and medical textiles.

Where Knitted Fabric is Used?

🔹 Apparel / Clothing:

T-Shirts & Polo Shirts

Hoodies & Sweatshirts

Joggers & Track Pants

Leggings & Yoga Pants

Sports Bras, Activewear & GymWear

Undergarments, Socks & Hosiery

Casual Dresses & Tops

🔹 Safety & Workwear:

Safety T-Shirts (high-visibility / reflective)

Polo Shirts for uniforms

Thermal Innerwear

🔹 Home Textiles:

Blankets

Jersey Bedsheets

Cushion Covers

🔹 Medical & Technical Uses:

Bandages & Compression Wear

Elastic Fabrics for supports/braces

Knitted fabric Process & production process

How Fabric is Made

1. Fiber Production

           First, fibers are obtained.

Natural fibers: cotton, wool, silk, flax (linen).

Synthetic fibers: polyester, nylon, acrylic.

2. Yarn Making (Spinning)

Fibers are spun together to make yarn (thread).

Example: cotton → spun into cotton yarn.

3. Fabric Formation

There are 2 main methods:

Knitting

Loops of yarn are interlocked.

Creates stretchable fabric (used in T-shirts, sportswear, socks, etc.).

Weaving

Two sets of yarns are interlaced at right angles.

Creates stronger, non-stretch fabric (used in denim, shirts, trousers, jackets).

(There are also non-woven fabrics like felt or medical disposables, made by bonding fibers directly.)

4. Dyeing & Printing

Fabric is dyed into different colors.

Printing adds patterns, logos, or designs.

5. Finishing

Special treatments to improve fabric performance.

Examples: waterproofing, fire resistance, wrinkle-free, soft finish.