Raschel Knitted Tape

Raschel knitted tape is a type of warp-knitted fabric that is made on a special knitting machine. It is known for its lace-like, open construction, and is often used in garments. Here are some things to know about Raschel knitted tape: How it's madeRaschel knitted tape is made on a chain loom using a special knitting machine that uses latch needles and threads from the warp beam. The fabric has slightly inclined vertical knitting loops on the front side and inclined horizontal floats on the back. AppearanceRaschel knitted tape has a complicated pattern that looks like crochet or lace, with open spaces and a three-dimensional surface effect. StretchRaschel knitted tape is not very stretchy and often has a bulky appearance. UsesRaschel knitted tape is used in garments and can be manufactured in many colors, designs, knits, lengths, and patterns. HistoryThe Raschel knitting machine was invented in the 1800s as a cheap way to make lace. The machine was named after Elisabeth Rachel Félix, a 19th century French actress who was known for wearing lace.