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READ MOREShaoxing Keqiao Maozan Textile Co., Ltd. is a knitted fabric manufacturer based in Keqiao District, Shaoxing, China, working inside the China Textile City industrial cluster. As a Ribbed Fabric With Vertical Stripes Supplier, we produce striped rib knits for underwear, base layers, camisoles, slim-fit tops, knitted sets and loungewear, and we run ODM/OEM programs from first sample through repeat order.
Striped rib knits
Vertical line created inside the knit structure, not printed or embossed, so the stripe keeps its definition after stretching and washing.
Companion knits
Rib, single jersey, interlock, air-layer, ponte roma and pique produced as one programme so tops, bottoms and trims match in shade and hand.
Programme support
Sample yardage, colour approval, small-batch trial runs and fast repeats, coordinated from our Keqiao base.
Ribbed fabric with vertical stripes is built on a rib knit base. Alternating face and reverse wales run lengthwise through the fabric, and the stripe effect comes from how those wales are grouped or coloured during knitting, which gives a raised, three-dimensional surface with clear continuous lines.
The rib base supplies cross-width extensibility and recovery. A body-hugging garment stretches without pulling tight and returns to shape rather than bagging at the elbow, knee or seat, while the vertical line makes the wearer look sleeker and adds design depth to otherwise plain styles.
| Fabric | Construction character | Typical end use |
|---|---|---|
| Ribbed Fabric With Vertical Stripes | Lengthwise wales grouped or coloured into continuous vertical lines | Underwear, base layers, camisoles, slim tops, knit sets, loungewear |
| 1x1 Cotton-Spandex Ribbed Stretch | Alternating knit-and-purl wale with cotton-rich face | Bodywear, trims, cuffs, T-shirts |
| 2x2 Modal Ribbed Stretch | Two-and-two wale repeat, modal-rich, smooth and fluid | Tops, dresses, loungewear |
| 4x2 Modal Ribbed Stretch | Wider wale repeat with deeper relief | Structured tops, jackets, co-ords |
| Lenzing™ Viscose Striped Rib | Viscose-rich striped rib with a cool, draping hand | Underwear, base layers, soft-touch tops |
| Rib Knit Fabric | Plain and heavy ribs without a stripe repeat | Cuffs, neckbands, waistbands, accessories |
| Coordinating knits | Air-layer, ponte roma, interlock and jersey structures from the same range | Bottoms, panels and matched sets |
The striped rib sits within our wider Ribbed Fabric family, so a single development can combine striped rib bodies with plain rib trims.
Vertical stripe rib earns its place where a soft, stretch surface also has to carry a repeat line. In underwear it stays close-fitting with a delicate texture; in base layers it holds comfortable stretch while lifting the visual depth of the garment; in camisoles, slim tops and knitted sets the stripe does the styling work on its own.
Every striped rib development is fixed around a working point: the end garment, the machine it will be cut on and the hand feel the market expects. We translate that into the knitting and finishing route before bulk.
We work to full-process quality management: inspection follows each production step, and finished fabric passes a final inspection set against the customer's requirements and international standards. In-house laboratory equipment supports the checks that matter most for a striped rib.
Yarn lot, knitting condition, stripe repeat and relaxation are monitored as the fabric is produced, so deviation is corrected before the roll is finished rather than after cutting.
We provide flexible ODM/OEM customization: sample yardage for fit and drape trials, colour approval, then bulk production on the agreed construction. Small-batch sampling and quick reorders are part of our service model, which suits seasonal programmes that start narrow and expand once a style proves itself.
Inquiries received on weekdays are answered within 12 hours. Our location in Keqiao keeps yarn sourcing, knitting, finishing and logistics close together, which shortens the loop on development changes and repeat orders.
It suits underwear, base layers, camisoles, slim-fit tops, knitted sets and loungewear, where a soft stretch surface needs a decorative vertical line. The same structure also works for cuffs, neckbands and waistbands when a narrow stripe is wanted as trim.
Yes. Stripe width and repeat pitch are set at the knitting stage, weight and usable width are fixed against your cutting plan, and colour is approved against your reference before bulk knitting starts.
Cotton-spandex, modal blends, Lenzing™ viscose and polyester blends are the main routes, and we select the blend from the required hand feel, stretch level and care label rather than the other way round.
We do. Maozan Textile develops striped rib styles to customer artwork and specification, supplies sample yardage for trials, and keeps quick reorder capacity for styles that move into repeat production.
Inspection follows each production step, and finished fabric receives a final inspection against the agreed specification and international standards. Our laboratory equipment covers the weight, width, stretch, recovery, colour and stability checks that decide acceptance.
Yes — OEKO-TEX certified fabric options are offered across our knitted range. State the requirement with the target specification so the correct option is quoted from the start.