Concept:
Pad-batch dyeing is a cold reactive dyeing process where fabric is impregnated with dye liquor and then batched for fixation. Knit fabrics behave differently from woven fabrics due to their looped structure, higher extensibility, and lower structural rigidity.
Step 1: Understand fabric structure effect.
Knits have:
• Loop structure
• High elasticity
• Low stiffness compared to woven fabrics
Step 2: Understand parameter G.
Here, \(G\) represents fabric structural rigidity/handle parameter.
• Higher G → stiffer fabric
• Lower G → softer, more flexible fabric
Step 3: Compare knits vs woven in pad-batch.
In pad-batch processing:
• Knits remain more relaxed
• No strong tension application like woven
• Structure becomes even softer after treatment
So, knits exhibit lower G than woven fabrics.
Step 4: Final conclusion.
\[
\boxed{\text{Low G}}
\]
Thus,
\[
\boxed{\text{Option (C) is correct.}}
\]