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What are "Jersey Knit" - Definition & Explanation

Jersey Knit
A single-knit, plain-stitched fabric with a face side that is markedly different from the back side.
Jersey Knit
This fabric has a definite smooth side, the outside, and a textured side, the inside.

Some other terms

Some more terms:

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