High-volume knit is a discipline of repeatability. The tenth carton has to be identical to the first.
Knit is the largest and most developed apparel category in our core sourcing market, with substantial vertically integrated capacity — knitting, dyeing, cutting and sewing under one roof.
Vertical integration matters for knit. When the mill and the factory are the same business, fabric lead times shorten, shade control improves and accountability for fabric faults is clear.
We use that depth to place high-volume basics where cost discipline is strongest, and more technical or fashion-led knit where the finishing capability actually exists.
Single jersey tees, long sleeves, tanks and vests in cotton and blends.
Pique and jersey polos with knitted or self-fabric collars and cuffs.
Brushed and unbrushed fleece, French terry, crew and hooded constructions.
Jersey dresses, leggings and loungewear in stretch and viscose blends.
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Dye lot management and shade banding so cartons within a delivery do not vary visibly.
Washed shrinkage and spirality tested and corrected in pattern, the most common knit measurement failure.
Fabric weight checked lot by lot — GSM drift changes both handfeel and fabric cost.
Print adhesion, crocking and wash-fastness tested to the buyer’s standard before bulk approval.
From a single high-volume basic to a full seasonal knit range.
