Cotton-blend jersey

Cotton-containing yarn forms interlocking knit loops; other fibres can modify strength, stability or stretch. Single jersey commonly has V-shaped loops on its face and a different reverse texture.

What to compare in the image

The close-up emphasises cotton knit loops and yarn texture. Loop outlines are more apparent than on the fine nylon example; plain jersey does not rely on the pronounced openings of mesh.

Properties and limitations

The photograph illustrates knit structure, not a fixed blend. Confirm cotton content, yarn specification and weight; compare shrinkage, twisting, pilling and neckline recovery.

External visual reference, not a factory sample. Image source: CLOTHET.