Analysis of Elastic Recovery of Women's Seamless-Knitted Gymnastics Clothing

Zi Min Jin; Jun Qing Xu; Yu Xiu Yan; Jian Wei Tao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.821-822.207

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Analysis of Elastic Recovery of Women's Seamless-Knitted Gymnastics Clothing

Abstract:

In order to test the elastic recovery, 25 samples of seamless-knitted women's gymnastics clothing were weaved. They were designed by two factors: fabric weaves and ratios of coolmax / nylon. Empirical results show that the ratios of coolmax / nylon have little effect on elastic recovery at certain elongation and the main influence factor is fabric weaves. 2+1 mock rib fabric performs best on elastic recovery, while mesh fabric performs worst.