Dubied Knit Sample Book

This project explores the development and analysis of dubied knit structures through a series of engineered fabric samples. Each sample was created and documented with corresponding knit notation and cam configurations to understand how machine settings and stitch structures influence fabric behavior. A range of knit constructions, including single jersey, rib, Milano, and cardigan variations, were developed to evaluate differences in stretch, stability, texture, and structural integrity. By comparing these variations, I examined how knit structure impacts performance and end-use potential. This work highlights my ability to translate technical knit concepts into physical samples while analyzing how fabric construction influence functionality, making it directly applicable to product development and material selection.