Embellished Sequinned Shirt

Key Features:

1. Ribbed Knit Fabric:

   • This is the defining characteristic. The fabric has raised vertical lines (ribs) that create a textured, “corduroy-like” appearance but are much finer and stretchier.

   • The most common types are 1×1 rib (one knit stitch, one purl stitch) and 2×2 rib, which create different widths of ribs.

2. Excellent Stretch and Recovery:

   • The ribbed knitting structure gives the fabric significant elasticity, allowing it to stretch widthwise and easily return to its original shape. This makes it incredibly comfortable to wear and move in.

3. Form-Fitting Silhouette:

   • Due to its stretchiness, a ribbed top typically conforms to the wearer’s body, creating a close-fitting, figure-hugging look. It is often used for bodysuits, turtlenecks, and long-sleeved tops that serve as a base layer.

4. Flattering and Drapes Well:

   • The vertical lines of the ribbing have a slimming effect, and the way the fabric drapes and moves with the body is inherently elegant and flattering.

5. Seasonal Versatility:

   • Lightweight Ribbing: Perfect for spring and summer, often found in short-sleeve or sleeveless tops (like camisoles).

   • Medium to Heavyweight Ribbing: Ideal for fall and winter, commonly used in turtlenecks and long-sleeved tops that provide warmth.

6. Variety in Style and Neckline:

   • Ribbed tops come in countless styles, including:

     • Turtlenecks / Polo Necks

     • Crew Necks

     • V-Necks

     • Square Necks

     • Scoop Necks

     • Camisoles

     • Bodysuits

7. Breathable and Comfortable:

   • The textured knit is often more breathable than a solid, non-textured knit, making it comfortable for all-day wear.