Interlock Knit

Double-knit jersey fabric where two rib knit layers are interlocked together, creating a thicker, smoother, and more stable fabric than single jersey. Both sides look identical, making it fully reversible.

Score Breakdown

66/100

Durability70

Comfort75

Breathability65

Warmth55

Moisture Wicking40

Sustainability50

Care Ease72

Best For

👕Everyday Casual

Excellent

Excellent comfort (75) and easy care (72) for daily wear

👔Formal/Office

Excellent

Excellent durability (70) and comfort (75) for office wear

😴Sleepwear

Good

Good comfort (75) and breathability (65) for sleeping

⛰️Outdoor/Hiking

Good

Good durability (70) and breathability (65) for outdoor activities

Detailed Use Case Scores

everyday78

underwear72

Pros

✓ Smoother and more stable than single jersey — no curling edges
✓ Thicker and warmer than standard jersey
✓ Both sides identical — reversible and no wrong side
✓ Less prone to snagging and runs than single knits

Cons

✗ Heavier than single jersey — not ideal for hot weather
✗ Less stretch than single jersey — slightly less drape
✗ More expensive than standard jersey due to double knit construction
✗ Can be too thick for lightweight summer garments

Care Guide

Washwarm (40°C)

Cyclenormal

Detergentregular

BleachOxygen only

Drytumble low

Ironmedium

Dry Cleanavoid

SoftenerOK

Special Notes

• Holds shape well — easy care knit

Additional Care Tips

• Machine wash warm (40°C/105°F) on normal cycle
• Tumble dry on low heat — interlock holds shape well
• Low iron if needed (150°C/300°F) — usually not required
• Can be bleached if white cotton — avoid on colors

Cost

$$$$$

Budget-friendly

Shrinkage

Minimal shrinkage — follow care instructions

Eco Rating

Moderate impact — consider eco alternatives