trikoo
Trikoo is a term used in several languages, most prominently Finnish, to denote a knitted fabric commonly known in English as jersey. It refers to fabrics produced by weft knitting, typically on circular machines, which results in a stretchy, comfortable textile suitable for everyday garments.
The most common form is single jersey, which has a smooth face and a slightly textured back.
Fabrics range from natural fibers such as cotton and wool to synthetics like polyester and nylon, as
Care varies with fiber content but most trikoo fabrics are machine washable. Elastane blends may shrink if
In textile language, trikoo is closely related to jersey fabrics. The term and its usage can vary