Warp knitted

The least common form of knitting. Instead of the stitches running horizontally across the knitted piece of fabric, run vertically down the fabric. They are knitted in continuous widths, meaning that long pieces of fabric are made and then the garments are cut out, much like it would be done with a woven piece of fabric. It is the most complex form of knitting; this is why it is seldom used. Warp knitting requires the use of a
machine, cannot be done by hand. It’s denser and more run resistant than weft knitting. Can be used in blouses, gloves, and lace fabric.