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  Item Number:	VT22160901
  Composition:	100%Polyester
  Weight:	460GSM
  Width:	150cm
  Use end:	Jackets, Trims, Outwear
  Remark:	recycle polyester knit fabricHot Product

  The Alluring World of Plaid Tweed Knit Fabric

  The story of plaid and tweed takes us back to the misty landscapes of the British Isles. Tweed, as we know, has its roots firmly planted in Scotland and Ireland. It was initially a practical fabric, crafted by local weavers using the wool from their own sheep. The harsh climates demanded a textile that could withstand the wind, rain, and cold, and tweed fit the bill perfectly. Its thick, durable nature was a result of the traditional weaving techniques passed down through generations.

  Plaid, on the other hand, was an integral part of Scottish clan culture. Each clan had its distinct plaid pattern, which was used not only in clothing but also as a means of identification. These patterns were rich in symbolism, representing the heritage, values, and affiliations of the clans. When plaid and tweed came together, it was like a marriage of functionality and cultural identity.

  As the Industrial Revolution swept through, these fabrics, which were once the domain of local artisans and clansmen, began to reach a wider audience. Mills were set up to mass-produce tweed and plaid textiles, albeit with an effort to retain the authenticity of the traditional designs. This expansion led to their growing popularity and eventual integration into mainstream fashion and decor.

  
  

The plaid pattern on the knit fabric is what immediately catches the eye. It consists of intersecting horizontal and vertical stripes of varying widths and colors, creating a geometric harmony. The color combinations are often inspired by nature – think of the earthy browns, greens, and blues that mimic the Scottish countryside. These colors not only give a rustic charm but also make the fabric versatile enough to pair with a wide range of other hues. Whether it's a classic red and black tartan for a bold look or a muted green and grey plaid for a more subdued aesthetic, the possibilities are endless.

The knitting process adds a unique dimension to the tweed. Unlike its woven counterparts, knit tweed has a softer drape and a more tactile feel. The loops and stitches create a texture that is both inviting to touch and provides added warmth. The wool used in its construction, typically sourced from high-quality sheep breeds, gives it that natural insulation property. It's like wrapping yourself in a cozy blanket on a chilly day, yet with a stylish edge.

Most Plaid Tweed Knit Fabrics are a blend of different fibers. While wool forms the base, other materials are often added to enhance certain qualities. Silk might be incorporated to give a touch of sheen and added softness, making it suitable for more formal or evening wear. Synthetic fibers like polyester can be added to improve wrinkle resistance and durability, ensuring that the fabric looks good even after repeated use. This careful blend strikes a balance between luxury and practicality.

It's simple to follow bulk schedule

●  Quantity: tolerance +/-3% on value and quantity acceptable.

●  Packing: Export standard packing by 2 layers with shipping  mark or as per customer's requests.

●  Leadtime: piece dye quality: 25-35 days；  Yarn-dyed quality: 35-45days.

●  Lab dips: 3-5days.

●  Pre-production sample: 15-25days.

●  Min. order: Not less than 2000 meters.

Why choose us?

 ●  Free of cost for fabric samples.

 ●  Can make fabric as per your pattern or artwork and  recommend current trend fabric to you as per your ideas.

●  More than 3000 ready designs for your options.

●  Quick email response within 12 hours.

●  40m-60m per roll.

●  10-15 days first shipping sample for piece dyed quality, 25days for first shipping sample for yarn –dyed quality.