Abstract: A fabric structure comprises a plurality of convex loops each made from a hairy fluffy yarn and formed on a first side of a fabric; and a plurality of concave loops, each consisting of a concave loop portion of the hairy fluffy yarn and plated with a base yarn formed on a second side of the fabric, thereby forming a fabric simultaneously having fluffy hand-feel and proper stiffness for comfortable uses.

Abstract: A water repellent elastic yarn which is spinned from a polyurethane polymer and is adhered with a water repellent agent to obtain a water repellent elastic yarn, adapted for making a stretchable apparel, sportswear or underwear having better stretch characteristics and water repellency, whereby upon wicking of a wearer's sweat through apertures among neighboring elastic yarns of a fabric, the sweat will be well diffused and released outwardly to keep the wearer comfortable, while keeping the apparel easily dry after being wetted such as by rain water.

Abstract: A multiple-layer knitted fabric includes: an inner composite layer formed with hydrophilic yarn and hydrophobic yarn adapted to be contacted with a wearer's skin: an outer dissipating layer formed with hydrophilic yarn or hydrophobic yarn adapted for dissipating moisture and heat outwardly: and a spacer layer integrally formed between the inner and outer layers and formed with hydrophilic yarn for absorbing the moisture of the wearer's sweat from the inner layer and temporarily storing the moisture in the spacer layer, through which the moisture is gradually outwardly transported into the outer layer and then dissipated into the outside atmosphere: thereby keeping the wearer's cool in summer and warm in winter for enforcing his or her comfortable wearing.

Abstract: A method for preliminarily making a basic knitted fabric by repeatedly juxtapositionally plating a hydrophilic yarn on a hydrophobic yarn to form an inner hydrophobic sublayer consisting of a plurality of inner hydrophobic loops to be contacted with a wearer's skin, and an outer hydrophilic sublayer consisting of a plurality of outer hydrophilic loops at an outer surface; and for secondarily fleecing the basic knitted fabric to increase its capillary gradient and uni-directional moisture transportability for quickly transporting moisture outwardly for making the wearer more dry, warm, comfortable.

Abstract: A light and thin fabric which is made by juxtapostionally knitting a hydrophilic yarn on a hydrophobic yarn by repeatedly juxtapositionally plating the hydrophilic yarn on the hydrophobic yarn to form an inner hydrophobic sublayer consisting of a plurality of inner hydrophobic loops, and an outer hydrophilic sublayer consisting of a plurality of outer hydrophilic loops, whereby the inner hydrophobic loops are adapted to be proximate or contacted with a wearer's skin or body to capillarily transfer the moisture or sweat as discharged from the wearer towards the outer hydrophilic loops; and whereby the outer hydrophilic loops are adapted to absorb the moisture or sweat from the inner hydrophobic loops to diffuse the moisture and evaporate as vapor outwardly.

Abstract: A quick drying textile includes a composite fabric layer and a moisture absorbing fabric layer. The composite fabric layer includes a plurality of hydrophobic regions and a plurality of hydrophilic regions. The moisture absorbing fabric layer is combined with the composite fabric layer, whereby moisture is collected in the hydrophilic regions and is absorbed by the moisture absorbing fabric layer for vaporization.