Terry dyed fabric is a cotton-containing fabric, also known as fish scale cloth or double-sided cloth, which is woven by knitting technology. There are single-sided terry and double-sided terry. This kind of fabric is usually thicker and has strong warmth retention. Some of the yarns of terry dyed fabric form loops and stay on the surface of the fabric, which increases the warmth retention performance. It is mostly used in autumn and winter clothing. The processed flannel feels soft and has excellent warmth retention performance. According to the number of yarn layers during weaving, terry dyed fabric has a variety of specifications: such as small hoodie fabric is a two-line hoodie, and David clothing fabric is a three-line hoodie. Its warmth retention performance is due to the thicker terry part, which can accommodate more air. Terry dyed fabric is widely used and performs well in the manufacture of long-sleeved shirts, short-sleeved shirts, pajamas, bathrobes, baby clothes and some underwear, outerwear and accessories. Its outstanding extensibility, elasticity, wrinkle resistance and moisture absorption provide consumers with higher wearing comfort. Single-sided terry cloth and double-sided terry cloth have different structures. The former is often used for clothing from late spring to early autumn, while the latter is suitable for thicker warmth needs. Products can be customized according to customer needs, and the fabric can be treated with specific functional treatments, such as jacquard patterns, to enhance the appearance and practical functions.