Machines and materials
Machine gauges, linking stations, washing and pressing equipment, monthly output, yarns, knit structures, and finishing capabilities.
Managed network · circular and flat knit
Available knitwear production capacity
Plan a circular cut-and-sew or fully fashioned flat-knit order against a documented brief. Capacity, gauge, yarn availability, and seasonal timing are confirmed for each project.
Capacity by construction
Two knitting workflows, different product needs
Allocation depends on product construction, machine gauge, yarn supply, target order volume, and seasonal timing. Use the comparison to identify the right technical route before capacity is reviewed.
For another market reference, see China clothing manufacturers.
| Technical parameter | Circular cut-and-sew | Flat-knit / fully fashioned |
|---|---|---|
| Primary categories | T-shirts, hoodies, sweatpants, activewear | Sweaters, cardigans, knit tops, scarves |
| Machine gauges | Single- and double-jersey circular machines, 14G–32G | Computerized flat knitting, 3G, 5G, 7G, 12G, 14G |
| Minimum order | 50 pieces per style | 50 pieces per style |
| Sample production | 10–15 days; add 3–5 days courier | 10–15 days; add 3–5 days courier |
| Bulk timing | 15–20 days after PP sample sign-off | 15–20 days after PP sample sign-off |
| Final inspection | ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 Level II, AQL 2.5 | ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 Level II, AQL 2.5 |
| Delivery terms | DAP courier / FOB Chattogram sea freight | DAP courier / FOB Chattogram sea freight |
Partner capability
What the network evaluates
The managed network includes specialized garment facilities, textile mills, and verified material or stocklot holders. A profile is assessed against the work it can document and execute.
Quality controls
Inspection lines, shade-matching lightboxes, GSM and pilling tests, needle detection, stitch density, rib alignment, and measurement checks.
Safety and compliance
Documented structural and fire-safety practices, social compliance records, and fair-labor procedures are included in facility review.
Capacity evidence
Machine inventories, line allocations, target ship dates, and physical samples help establish the facility’s fit for a brief.
Qualification sequence
Capacity is assessed before a project is matched
- 01
Profile and documents
Review facility credentials, capacity information, compliance records, equipment lists, and legal standing.
- 02
Floor and process audit
Evaluate floor layout, machine maintenance, working conditions, and in-line quality stations.
- 03
Trial sample
Check pattern translation, seam strength, torque control, stitch density, rib alignment, and dimensional retention after laundering.
- 04
Capability matching
Index qualified facilities by their documented technical capabilities so incoming briefs can be assessed against them.
Every bulk lot is subject to final statistical inspection using ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 Level II with an AQL 2.5 acceptance threshold. Dimensional tolerances are set in the order specification.
Before reserving a slot
Prepare the technical brief
Product and gauge
Share category, knit construction, target gauge, yarn composition, size range, and any linking or finishing requirements.
Quantity and timing
State units by style and color, sample needs, target ship date, and whether you are requesting circular or flat-knit production.
Quality references
Include the tech pack, measurement tolerances, approved hand-feel or reference sample, and inspection requirements.
Next step
Discuss knitwear capacity
Share your product construction, quantity, gauge, and target schedule for a project-specific review.