Production capabilities
Knitwear production capabilities
Fully fashioned knitwear production in Petrich, Bulgaria, with 23 knitting machines across 5G, 7G and 12G and the core manufacturing stages carried out under one roof.
Projects can begin from a tech pack, physical sample, photo or product idea and move through sampling, knitting, linking and finishing to quality control, packing and shipping.
Finished knitwear example.
23 knitting machines
5G / 7G / 12G production gauges
2–4 weeks typical first-sample timing
3,000–5,000 pcs/month depending on complexity and schedule
Fully fashioned manufacturing
A production setup for brand and private-label knitwear
Our production is organized around fully fashioned knitwear manufacturing, with development, knitting, linking/sewing and finishing coordinated within the same facility. This keeps the project flow close to the product from the first sample through final measurement and packing.
Women’s knitwear is our primary collection focus, while men’s knitwear is also supported. Standard MOQ is 100 pieces per model and colour.
Machine capability
23 machines across three production gauges
| Gauge | Machines | Manufacturing context |
|---|---|---|
| 5G | 6 | Coarser knit structures |
| 7G | 10 | Mid-gauge knitwear |
| 12G | 7 | Fine-gauge knitwear |
The practical production range is typically 3,000–5,000 pieces per month, depending on style complexity and the production schedule.
Development & sampling
Start from the level of information you already have
A development request can start from a tech pack, physical sample, photo or idea. Depending on the project, support can include yarn sourcing, sampling, grading, labels, care labels, hangtags, packing and logistics.
A first sample typically takes 2–4 weeks, depending on the brief and yarn availability.
Production flow
From knitting to shipment under one roof
01
Knitting
Panels and knit components are produced to the approved project specification.
02
Linking / sewing
Knitted components are assembled for the garment construction.
03
Washing
Garments move through the project finishing process.
04
Drying
Drying follows the relevant production and finishing sequence.
05
Ironing / pressing
Garments are prepared for final measurement and control.
06
Measurement / QC
Measurement and quality control take place before labelling and packing.
07
Labelling
Approved project labels and care information are applied as required.
08
Packing
Finished garments are packed to the agreed project requirements.
09
Shipping
Completed production is prepared for dispatch and project logistics.
Materials
Material families supported in production
Current material families include merino, wool and lambswool, cotton, and wool/acrylic blends. Material and yarn decisions are reviewed against the product brief rather than treated as a fixed retail assortment.
Finished knitwear examples
Selected finished knitwear examples
Sweater example
Cardigan example
Additional knitwear example
Quality control
Measurement and control before final packing
Measurement and quality control are part of the in-house sequence before labelling and packing.
Have a production brief to review?
Send the product type, expected quantity, timing and the information you already have so we can review manufacturing fit.