(1) Rib is produced by two sets of needles being alternately set orated between each other.
(2) The simplest rib in (1 * 1) rib
(3) It is now normally knitted with two sets of latch needles and known as double jersey fabric.
(4) Rib has a vertical cord appearance
(5) Relaxed 1 x 1 rib is twice as thick and half the width of an equivalent plain fabric.
(6) 1 x 1 rib normally relaxes by 30% compound with its knitting width.
(7) Rib cannot be unroved from the end knitted first because the sinker loops are securely anchored by the cross meshing between face and reverse loop.
(8) It is used for loops for socks, cuffs of sleeves, rib bordery for garments.
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