A two-needle warp knitting system.
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What is “Raschel”
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A two-needle warp knitting system.
Additional definition by TGA Staff
Raschel
Refers to knit fabric made a a Raschel machine, a warp knitting machine capable of a wide variety of intricate designs, various surface textures, and open work effects.
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