Jersey Fabric

Introduction
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Md. Abid Hasan
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Md. Luman Shah Fahmida Siddiqa
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Mahmudul Hasan Shovon Department Of Textile
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Md. Hasibul Azam Daffodil International University.
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 Contents
•Basic Learning About Jersey
•What is jersey fabric?
•How is jersey fabric made?
•How is jersey fabric used?
•Where is jersey fabric produced?
•Different Types Of Jersey Fabric.
•jersey fabric used for sportswear
•Jersey Fabric Impact The Environment?
• Uses for Jersey Fabric
 Basic Learning About Jersey

Fabric Fabric possible

Country Where
Fabric Name: Composition: thread count
variations: First Produced:
Jersey wool, cotton or
Channel Island
synthetic fibers 150-600

Biggest exporting Common used in:

country: Stretchability: Heat retention Athletic wear, T-
China Or High abilities: Medium shirt, Polo shirt,
Australia Sweatpants.
 What is jersey fabric?

• Jersey is a knit fabric that is commonly used in clothing. In the

past, most jersey fabric was made with wool, but it’s now more
common to find cotton and synthetic jersey garments. While
many athletic jerseys are made with jersey fabric.
 How is jersey fabric made?

1.Creating Fibers: Firstly synthetic fibers are created by combining various

chemicals to produce usable textile materials.
2.knitting: Next cotton, wool or synthetic yarn is loaded onto an automated
knitting machine.
3.Twisting: Then the knitting machine twists and combines yarn to create
distinctive structure of jersey fabric.
4.Dyeing: finally the yarn is dyed prior to the knitting process , textile
manufacturers dye fabric once it is finished.
How is jersey fabric used?

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 Where is jersey fabric produced?

• The channel islands is where jersey fabric originated.

• China is the largest exporter of both cotton and syntethic
textiles.
• Australia remains the largest exporter of wool.
Different Types Of Jersey Fabric

Single Interloc Jacquard

Jersey k Jersey Jersey

Stretch Slub Clocque

Jersey Jersey Jersey
 Jersey Fabric Impact The Environment?

• The environmental impact of jersey fabric varies depending on

the types of fibers it contains. Synthetic fibers, for instance,
have a remarkably negative impact on the environment.
Producing polyester and rayon involves the use of toxic
chemicals during the production process.
 Why is jersey fabric used for sportswear?

• Jersey garments tend to fit closer to the body than ones made
from woven fabric, as their elasticity allows them to mould to
body contours more closely.
 Uses for Jersey Fabric

Under-wear Sweats T-shirts

Bedsheets Sportswear