Crew, V-neck, turtleneck, mock-neck and boat-neck pullovers, built by knitting panels to shape rather than cutting them from fabric.
A sweater is not cut and sewn, it is knitted to shape and linked together. That means the specification is a stitch count and a gauge, not a pattern - and a factory that is excellent at jersey may have no business knitting a 7GG crew.
We place sweaters by gauge and by linking capability, approve weight and stitch count on bulk yarn, and control the one thing that ruins the category most often: shrinkage and pilling after wash and softening.
Yarn dyeing and delivery is the longest lead item. It is booked ahead of the order, not after.
Measurements controlled by stitch and row count per size, giving consistency a cut pattern cannot.
Pilling performance and softness tested on bulk yarn, because handfeel is what sells this category.
Body, sleeve and trim panels matched from the same dye lot to avoid visible shade variation on one garment.
Send a reference garment or a tech pack and we will come back with the factory, the fabric route and a costing.
