The difference between knitted chaos and roman cloth

The difference between knitted chaos and roman cloth

Knitting is a process in which a variety of raw materials and varieties of yarns are formed into a loop by a knitting needle, and then connected into a knitted fabric through a string. Knitted material is soft, has good wrinkle resistance and breathability, and has greater extensibility and elasticity, and is comfortable to wear. The chaotic linen is generally a blend of cotton and crepe. The enamel has more ingredients, the fabric is smooth and not wrinkled. The elasticity is small and impenetrable. The surface is similar to sesame.

Roman cloth is a kind of knitted fabric, weft-knitted, double-sided large circular machine. Also known as ponte-de-roma, commonly known as chicken cloth. Roman cloth is a four-way cycle, the cloth surface is not flat, and the slightly flat and irregular rules. The fabric has good transverse and vertical elasticity, but the transverse tensile properties are not as good as the double-sided cloth, and the hygroscopicity is strong. It is used to make intimate clothing, breathable, soft and comfortable to wear.