Warp-Knitting

When producing warp-knits, a yarn sheet is linked by stitches in longitudinal direction. Thus, each individual thread in the sheet (warp) forms a wale. These Dorlastan loops give the warp-knit fabric the desired elasticity. It is this way that fabrics for corsetry, underwear, sports- and swimwear are produced.

For many fabrics, the most important requirements are elasticity and good recovery properties.

This applies, for example, to corsetry and sheer lingerie articles. The use of Dorlastan is highly recommendable in these fields, since in addition to the recovery properties it guarantees a perfect fit and absolute freedom of movement.