Glossary(595)

A compatible data format used by Japanese apparel CAD manufacturers.

Mainly used for exchanging data with other CAD manufacturers in Japan.

Top tension equipment.

A mannequin without a head, legs, or arms. Sometimes called an industrial body.

Move the loop to the opposite needle bed.

Move the loops. Move the loops from the front needle bed to the back needle bed or from the back needle bed to the front needle bed.

In addition to knitting all needle jacquard, a basic pattern for the back stitch part is created. In this base pattern of the back stitch, you need to draw the color to transfer the loop of the front needle bed to the back needle bed before knitting the back stitch.

A transparent layer used for making images with multiple layers.

Knit in a tube state.Used in contrast to C knitting.

Tubular knitting. Knitting to repeat front knit (without links process) and back knit (without links process).

Tubular state bind off.

Tubular state jacquard knitting. The pattern is reversed on the front and back.

Knitting to repeat front knit (without links process) and back knit (without links process).

A new stitch is created without clearing while keeping the old loop.

One of the 3 basic weave structures. Diagonal ridge patterns can be seen on the yarn crossing points. 

To twist a yarn. A yarn made through the twisting process.

Loops created by twisting the yarn by kick back.

Adjacent pattern lines (patterns placed at a marking pitch of 0 mm, etc.) are cut individually, and cutting the same place twice is called “two cut,” and preventing this is called “two cut prevention.”

A method to connect multiple tubular fabric into 1 piece.

A jacquard fabric knitted with two-ply method.