Interlock Fabric Wholesale for Apparel Selection

Keep construction and surface in separate fields

Interlock knit fabric identifies a construction route, while matte, pebbled or brushed wording describes another part of the material selection. Write both in the brief. A smooth appearance alone leaves the construction unclear, so keep the article reference attached to the cutting and the garment development record throughout the comparison.

Compare the faces you intend to use

Handle both sides of the sample and identify the face for the garment. A pebbled surface can give the design a different appearance from a smooth or brushed option. Place the cutting beside an intended seam and adjoining panel so the surface is being reviewed at the scale and position relevant to the style.

Connect the selection to the material family

The nylon-spandex range is useful when the base material is still being chosen. For a brief centered on a raised face, compare the brushed knit options separately. Use the full description of each selected article so the next sample discussion can distinguish its composition, construction and treatment.

Turn the reference into a sample request

State the garment, desired surface, material preference and the interlock construction requirement. Add the sample quantity, color direction and estimated fabric quantity. Where the pattern already has width or measured performance requirements, keep them in the same brief. A labeled reference cutting can show which characteristics of the face you want the team to compare.