This document discusses purl and interlock knit fabrics. It begins by defining purl fabric as having alternating knit and purl courses that create loops in opposite directions. Purl fabric is produced on special purl machines using double-headed needles that transfer between beds. Interlock fabric is made from two interlocked 1x1 rib structures that create a reversible fabric with technical faces on both sides. Interlock is produced on circular or flatbed machines using long and short needles and two feeders to knit separate half courses. Examples of applications for each fabric type are given.