Products made with a 3D Flyknit knitting machine find applications across various industries due to their versatility, customization options, and innovative design capabilities. 
3D-knitted textiles are widely used in the apparel and fashion industry for creating garments with customized designs, patterns, and textures. These include sweaters, dresses, tops, skirts, and other fashion items that require intricate detailing and seamless construction.
3D-knitted fabrics are increasingly used in the footwear industry for manufacturing lightweight, breathable, and comfortable shoes with customized fit and design. Shoes made with 3D-knitted uppers offer enhanced flexibility, support, and breathability, making them suitable for athletic footwear, casual shoes, and fashion sneakers.
3D-knitted textiles are used in automotive interiors for upholstery, seating, headliners, and trim components. The flexibility and design freedom offered by 3D knitting technology enable the production of customized and ergonomic interior surfaces that enhance comfort, aesthetics, and functionality in vehicles.
In the aerospace industry, 3D-knitted composites are used for manufacturing lightweight and high-strength components such as aircraft seating, interior panels, cabin liners, and cargo nets. These components offer weight savings, durability, and structural integrity, contributing to fuel efficiency and performance in aircraft.

3D-knitted textiles find applications in the medical field for producing orthopedic braces, compression garments, wound dressings, and prosthetic devices. The customizable fit and compressive properties of 3D-knitted fabrics make them suitable for therapeutic and rehabilitative purposes, supporting patient comfort and mobility.
3D-knitted textiles are used in sports equipment such as protective gear, athletic apparel, and accessories. Products like compression sleeves, knee braces, shin guards, and helmets benefit from the flexibility, breathability, and moisture-wicking properties of 3D-knitted fabrics, enhancing performance and comfort for athletes.
Outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers benefit from 3D-knitted textiles in the production of performance apparel, backpacks, tents, and other outdoor gear. These products offer lightweight, weather-resistant, and durable solutions for hiking, camping, mountaineering, and other outdoor activities.
3D-knitted fabrics are used in home furnishings such as upholstery, curtains, cushions, and decorative textiles. The ability to create intricate patterns, textures, and structures with 3D knitting technology adds aesthetic appeal and functionality to interior spaces, enhancing comfort and style in homes and offices.
The versatility and customization capabilities of 3D-knitted products make them valuable across a wide range of industries, offering innovative solutions for diverse applications in apparel, footwear, automotive, aerospace, medical, sports, and home furnishings.