Supreme Fabric - Stretch Supreme Fabric/Jacquard Supreme

The front and back sides have a different appearance, They are fabrics produced in a tubular shape but cut open, Compared to rib and interlock fabric types, they are wider in width, They exhibit stretch both horizontally and vertically, They have less elasticity compared to rib, interlock, and haraşo fabrics, Their dimensional stability is higher than other weft knitted fabrics, In cases of excessive stretching, their shapes may deform, making them less effective at wrapping the body, Although the yarns used are the same, the wide appearance in suprema fabrics is more pronounced, They tend to have fewer patterns, They are the type of fabric that uses the least amount of yarn, When cut, curling occurs at the edges, and this amount varies depending on the yarn density used, They are produced using Rl flat knitting techniques, They are easier to iron due to their low tendency to wrinkle, If not sewn with very fine needles, they can tear.