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WEFTFABRIC DEVELOPMENT / SAMPLE ARCHIVE
WEFT / MATERIAL STUDIES01—03 / FICTIONAL ARCHIVE
Original AI concept photograph: textile hero
Original AI concept photograph · fictional product / studio

KNITTED FABRICS / READ THE CONSTRUCTION

Jersey. Interlock. Warp knit.

Three fabric constructions for activewear and layering: 180 gsm single jersey, 220 gsm interlock and 150 gsm warp knit. Read the blend, width and finish scope before planning a swatch.

Plan a physical swatch
Weight studies
150 / 180 / 220 gsm
Usable-width targets
145 / 150 / 155 cm
Reference type
Illustrative / not measured samples

SELECT BY CONSTRUCTION

Three surfaces.
Three sample conversations.

01
Original AI concept photograph: textile motion jersey
Original AI concept photograph · fictional product / studio

WF-J180 / Single jersey

Motion jersey

88% polyester / 12% elastane

180 gsm150 cm — targetRead material notes →
02
Original AI concept photograph: textile soft interlock
Original AI concept photograph · fictional product / studio

WF-I220 / Interlock

Soft interlock

65% cotton / 35% polyester

220 gsm155 cm — targetRead material notes →
03
Original AI concept photograph: textile stride warp
Original AI concept photograph · fictional product / studio

WF-W150 / Warp knit

Stride warp knit

80% polyamide / 20% elastane

150 gsm145 cm — targetRead material notes →
Browse and compare studies →

A SHADE IS A PHYSICAL REFERENCE

Texture first.
Color with context.

A swatch frames hand feel and construction. A lab dip frames shade. A garment trial frames fit. None replaces actual test evidence.

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Original AI concept photograph: textile process
Original AI concept photograph · fictional product / studio

THE MATERIAL DESK

Keep the article
and reference aligned.

Meet the fictional material editor, color coordinator and sample coordinator.

Read the studio story →
  1. 01

    Material brief

    Name the garment, construction, blend and weight / width targets.

  2. 02

    Swatch & hand feel

    Compare a physical reference, surface, drape and stretch direction.

  3. 03

    Color & lab dip

    Agree shade reference, viewing conditions and revision comments.

  4. 04

    Trial & validation

    Review a garment-length sample and request the agreed product-specific results.