Sweaters & pullovers
Crew necks, V-necks, turtlenecks, polos and sleeveless layers in fine or textured knits.
FULL-SERVICE KNITWEAR MANUFACTURER
Custom knitwear manufacturing for your brand.
Custom sweaters and knitted products developed from tech packs, reference images or physical samples—from yarn and programming to inspected, packed production.
10,000m² manufacturing area
100+skilled employees
500+computerized flat knitting machines
100+linking machines
CUSTOM SWEATER COLLECTIONS
A knitwear range built around your customer.
From a single signature style to a coordinated seasonal collection, we develop proportions, stitch character and finishing around your brand position.
Cardigans & knit jackets
Button-front, zip-front, cropped and longline designs with developed pockets, plackets and trims.
Dresses & matching sets
Knitted dresses, skirts, trousers and coordinated tops with considered drape and recovery.
Children & babywear
Age-appropriate silhouettes, soft yarn options and construction reviewed for the intended market.
Inclusive & adaptive fits
Extended sizing, relaxed proportions and practical openings developed around wearer needs.
Accessories & lifestyle
Scarves, beanies, wraps and knitted blankets coordinated with your collection materials.
FOUR WAYS TO START
Bring a finished specification—or an idea worth developing.
Your starting material determines the work required. We identify what is ready, what needs development and what must be approved before bulk production.
OEMYour design. Our manufacturing.
Provide a tech pack, size chart and artwork. We review knit construction, yarn requirements, workmanship and production feasibility before sampling.
ODMA collection developed together.
Share your market, seasonal theme and target price. We help translate the direction into silhouettes, material combinations, stitch trials and reviewable samples.
FROM IMAGESTurn visual references into a sample.
Send front, back and detail references you are authorized to use. We clarify hidden construction, dimensions and materials rather than assuming a photograph specifies everything.
FROM SAMPLESDevelop from a physical garment.
Supply a reference sample and the changes you want. Fit, yarn feel, weight, stitch structure and finishing are reviewed as separate development decisions.
YARN, GAUGE & HAND FEEL
The right knit starts with the material.
Fiber choice changes softness, warmth, drape, surface appearance and care. We consider yarn and stitch structure together, then use physical swatches to make the direction tangible.
- Material direction: cotton, wool, merino, cashmere and blended-yarn options, selected for the product and budget.
- Fabric character: lightweight layering, compact everyday jersey, dimensional ribs or lofty cold-weather texture.
- Color development: stock shades or custom-color evaluation, with references and approval points agreed for the order.
- Wear and care: assess recovery, shrinkage, pilling and intended laundering requirements before finalizing the specification.
Specialty and certified yarn requirements are checked for availability and supporting documentation before commitment.
STITCH TO SURFACE
Make the design distinctive in more than one way.
Combine engineered knitting with surface decoration and finishing. Every combination is reviewed on the intended yarn and garment—not treated as a universal recipe.
Texture & shaping
Jersey, ribs, cables, pointelle, tuck structures, fully fashioned shaping and mixed-stitch panels.
Knitted artwork
Jacquard, intarsia, stripes and engineered color placement for graphic or tonal collection stories.
Embroidery & print
Embroidery, appliqué, flocking and print options, with placement and fabric compatibility reviewed in trials.
Embellishment & trims
Beads, sequins, decorative handwork, buttons, zippers, labels and distinctive closures.
Feel & appearance
Washing, brushing and other finish development to establish the intended touch, shape and surface.
Approve the combination
Review stretch, weight, backing, care and appearance together before approving decorated knitwear.
DEVELOPED AND MADE WITH CONTROL
Specialist work at each production stage.
Our factory connects sample development, computerized knitting, linking and finishing. An agreed product reference gives each team a consistent target.
Sample-room coordination
Review the garment as a whole: silhouette, measurements, yarn, stitch definition and construction. Record revisions so the next sample answers specific decisions.
Garment assembly
Link knitted panels with attention to neckline shape, shoulder balance, seam appearance and stretch. Plackets, pockets and closures are considered as part of the garment.
Finishing and shape
Bring washing, drying, pressing and shaping into the development plan. Final appearance and hand feel are reviewed alongside measurements, not after them.
FROM BRIEF TO BULK
A clear sequence. A visible next decision.
The project progresses through agreed approvals, so materials, fit and presentation are settled before the relevant production commitment.
01Brief & feasibility
Share style references, target quantities, size range, market and delivery window. We identify technical questions and the inputs required for quotation.
02Yarn & stitch trials
Review material options, color references and knitted swatches to establish the fabric direction before garment development.
03Sample & fit review
Assess the prototype, measure key points and record construction or artwork changes. Revisions follow the agreed feedback.
04Pre-production approval
Confirm the production reference, size-color breakdown, trims, packaging and inspection requirements before authorizing bulk work.
05Production & inspection
Follow knitting, assembly and finishing with checks at relevant stages. Resolve deviations against the approved specification.
06Packing & dispatch
Review final presentation, assortments, packing information and shipping arrangements against the order requirements.
QUALITY YOU CAN SPECIFY
Define the standard before judging the result.
A good-looking sample is only one part of production readiness. We work from defined measurements, material references, workmanship expectations and order-specific inspection requirements.
- Fit and dimensions: measurement points, size grading and agreed tolerances.
- Color and material: approved shade, yarn identity, stitch density and final hand feel.
- Construction: linking, seams, symmetry, openings and secure trims.
- Final presentation: surface appearance, labels, folding and packing accuracy.
PRIVATE LABEL & DELIVERY PREPARATION
Complete the garment as a branded product.
Brand presentation belongs in the specification from the start. We coordinate the garment, labels, trims and packing details so the finished order is prepared for your selling channel.
- Woven brand labels, size labels and care-label content supplied or approved by your team.
- Hangtags, barcode information, folding methods and individual packing requirements.
- Size-color assortments, carton markings and packing-list details aligned with the order.
- Shipment preparation coordinated with your nominated logistics arrangements and destination requirements.
Packaging materials, testing, labeling obligations and shipping terms are agreed for the specific project.
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Plan your first knitwear order with clarity.
Can you quote without a complete tech pack?
Yes. Start with images, a reference sample or a clear product brief. We will identify the missing material, measurement and construction decisions. An early estimate may change as those details are confirmed.
What determines the minimum order quantity?
The practical minimum depends on the style, yarn sourcing, colors, decoration and production setup. Send the planned quantity per style and color so we can review a workable approach; there is no single minimum suitable for every knitwear project.
How long do sampling and production take?
Timing depends on yarn availability, technical complexity, sample revisions, order volume and the production schedule. Share your required delivery date at the beginning so the development and approval milestones can be reviewed.
Can you help with custom sizes, colors and branding?
Yes. Size development, color options, artwork placement, labels and packaging can be included in the project. Each is documented and approved as part of the final product specification.
What should I send for a useful first discussion?
Include your references or tech pack, desired yarn or hand feel, target quantity, size-color breakdown, target price range, selling market and delivery window. Tell us which details are fixed and which you want help developing.
START A PROJECT
Have a collection in mind? Let us review the brief.
Send your references, planned quantity and launch window. Contact us on WhatsApp +1 (669) 358-6009 or email xyzzzlife@gmail.com to discuss the next development step.