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Loopknit Raising Fabric for Sweatshirts and Casual Wear | D&M

Learn about loopknit raising fabric, its surface finish and key selection factors for sweatshirts, casual wear and customised apparel.

10/16/20261 min read

Loopknit Raising Fabric: Comfort, Texture and Style

When choosing material for sweatshirts, casual wear or heavier customised garments, fabric construction plays an important role in the final result.

Loopknit and raised-finish fabrics are worth exploring if you want a different texture from that of a standard lightweight T-shirt.

What Is Loopknit Fabric?

Loopknit describes a knitted fabric construction that forms loops during manufacturing. The final characteristics depend on the knitting method, fibre composition, weight and finishing process.

Different loopknit fabrics can be used for casual garments and other apparel applications.

What Does Raising Mean?

Raising is a finishing process in which fibres on the fabric surface are lifted to create a softer or fuzzier texture. Depending on the material and process, this can produce a warmer feel and a brushed appearance.

A raised finish does not automatically mean that every fabric has the same thickness, warmth or durability.

Where Can Loopknit Raising Fabric Be Used?

Depending on its specifications, this type of material may be suitable for sweatshirts, selected winter garments, casual clothing and customised apparel collections.

The appropriate choice depends on your climate, desired garment weight and how frequently the garment will be worn.

Five Things to Check Before Buying

Weight and thickness: Choose a suitable GSM for your garment.
Softness: Check the inside and outside surfaces.
Warmth: Consider whether the fabric is intended for cool weather or everyday use.
Pilling and shedding: Ask how the fabric performs after washing.
Print compatibility: Test the intended design on the actual fabric before bulk production.

Can Raised Fabric Be Custom Printed?

Yes, selected raised fabrics can be customised, but the method and design need to suit the surface. Uneven or fuzzy textures can affect fine details and print edges.

Discuss the print size, placement and technique before approving production.