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
How long the fabric lasts with regular use
Softness, feel against skin, wearability
Air flow and ventilation
Heat retention and insulation
Ability to pull sweat away from skin
Environmental impact of production and disposal
How easy it is to wash, dry, and maintain
Best For
Excellent comfort (75) and easy care (72) for daily wear
Excellent durability (70) and comfort (75) for office wear
Good comfort (75) and breathability (65) for sleeping
Good durability (70) and breathability (65) for outdoor activities
Detailed Use Case Scores
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
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