Winnersumbiri Knitting

Knitting Fabrics of Tomorrow ™

2007/19

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This powernet fabric product is crafted from a blend of nylon filament and spandex, offering exceptional stretch and support.

2001/19

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Mesh structure warp knit fabric with good ventilation, breathable strong and good stretch.

2050/18

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Powernet mesh structure allows for enhanced airflow.  This fabric is an excellent option for brands looking for a balance of strength, flexibility, and comfort in their products.

232454

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Powernet mesh structure allows for enhanced airflow while maintaining strong compression and support. This fabric is an excellent option for brands looking for a balance of strength, flexibility, and comfort in their products.

232488

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Micromesh with free cut construction. It has very soft handfeel, lightweight, breathable, and stretchable textile. It is commonly used in lingerie, innerwear. It has  moisture-wicking, quick-drying & anti bacteria properties.

1322169

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Hundred precent polyester fabric with mechanical stretch. it is very good for lining

1016/17

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Tricot fabric with “honey comb” pattern construction. Using nylon texture with fine denier of spandex, it has delicate handfeel with good stretch, breathable knit fabric featuring a soft texture ideal for casualwear, t-shirts, and activewear.

1016/24

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This is rigid mesh fabric, kntted using polyester with a stable, open-grid structure. Structured mesh with durable construction

MSSD 2040-1382

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Knitted in very high gauge 50 gauge double knit jersey which has cleancut and snagging free. Blended with Lycra, it add the advantages of the prefect stretch & recovery, high support and high comfort. Suitable for shapewear, legging and sport bra

MSSD 50-1379

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Double Jersey 50  gauge. using Poly PBT (Polybutylene Terephthalate)  Fabric is a high-performance, durable, and stretch-retentive textile, commonly used in sportswear, swimwear, and athleisure. The construction provides better stability, opacity, and structure, while PBT enhances elasticity, resistance to chlorine, and shape retention.