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Create realistic knitwear with a variety of stitchings.

1. Click the Fabric in Fabric tab in Object Browser, and then Change the Material Type to Knitwear in Property Editor.
    
2. Adjust each detail property to express the desired knitwear.

   Properties	Description
   Stitching	Set the knit's Stitching type.
   Yarn Thickness	Set the thickness of the yarn.
   Gauge	Gauge refers to the number of knitting stitches within an inch. This means you can control the size of a stitch in the knit fabric: Higher values represent denser, thinner knits, and lower values represent thicker knits.
   Knit Direction	Adjust the Knit Direction.
   Ply Amount	Set the number of threads for plying.
   Ply Randomization (Melange)	Plying is randomly blended to create a natural melange effect.
   	Randomization Factor	Adjust the density of the plying. Higher values result in a denser appearance.
   	Seed Position	Adjust the position of the plying.
   Yarn Variance
   	Irreqularity	Scale	Adjust how much the yarn randomly moves.
   		Frequency	Adjust how often the yarn direction changes.
   	Pilling	Length (mm)	Adjust how short or long the fluff can get. Higher values result in a longer pilling appearance.
   		Thickness	Adjust how thick the fluff can get. Higher values result in a thicker pilling appearance.
   		Frequency	Adjust how often the fluff appears.
   Generate Seams	Additional yarn is created along the seam lines and pattern outlines. If the seams of the knitwear pattern are unnatural, adjust the option to make them look natural.
   Ply Normal Map	Apply the normal map to the plying to express the three-dimensional effect of the yarn.
   Ply Color	Set the color for each yarn in the plying.

📝 Note:

• It may affect performance and speed when applying knitwear, and you can turn off the Garment Rendering Style in 3D window ▶ Show Knitwear during other operations to work at the same speed as before.
  
• To optimize the knitwear mesh in the invisible camera area of the final rendered image, apply the settings in Render Properties ▶ Mesh Optimization.