The difference between knitted fabric and woven fabric

The difference between knitted fabric and woven fabric:
(A) Knitted fabric: the yarn is sequentially bent into a coil, and the coils are sleeved to form a fabric, and the process of forming the stitch of the yarn can be carried out laterally or vertically, the transverse weaving is called weft knitting, and the longitudinal weaving is It is called warp knit. (Knitted fabric is knitted with needles)
(B) woven fabric: It is a fabric made of two or more sets of mutually perpendicular yarns, which are interwoven with warp and weft at a 90-degree angle. The longitudinal yarn is called warp yarn, and the transverse yarn is called weft yarn. (The woven fabric is woven horizontally with a weaving shuttle)

Physical and mechanical properties of fabric tissue:
(A) Knitted fabric: physical and mechanical properties of fabric, including longitudinal density, transverse density, square gram weight, elongation properties, elasticity, breaking strength, wear resistance, curling, thickness, dispersibility, shrinkage, coverage Sex, bulk density.
(B) woven fabric: physical and mechanical properties of the woven fabric, including yarn density of warp and weft, hem, front and back, reverse wool direction, fabric coverage.
Representative of fabric organization
(A) Knitwear: t-shirts, T-shirts, sportswear, sweaters.
(B) woven fabric: shirt, suit, down jacket, jeans.