Product examples

Knitwear we manufacture

BELA TREND manufactures knitwear for brand collections, with women’s knitwear as the primary focus and men’s knitwear also supported. The examples below show visible garment categories from our approved public portfolio; captions describe the garment type only and do not infer material, yarn specification or gauge from the image.

Sweaters

Sweater product examples

Knitted sweater product example
Sweater product example
Knitted sweater product example
Sweater product example
Knitted sweater product example
Sweater product example

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Cardigans

Cardigan product examples

Knitted cardigan product example
Cardigan product example
Knitted cardigan product example
Cardigan product example
Knitted cardigan product example
Cardigan product example

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Men’s knitwear

Men’s product examples

Men’s knitwear product example
Men’s knitwear product example
Men’s knitwear product example
Men’s knitwear product example
Men’s knitwear product example
Men’s knitwear product example

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Vests & scarves

Vest and scarf product examples

Knitted vest or scarf product example
Vest or scarf product example
Knitted vest or scarf product example
Vest or scarf product example
Knitted vest or scarf product example
Vest or scarf product example

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From example to production brief

Use the portfolio to define the garment, not to infer a specification

The four product groups on this page are manufacturing examples, not a fixed retail catalogue. Sweaters, cardigans, men’s knitwear, and vests or scarves provide clear starting points for a project conversation, while the actual garment specification is developed from the client brief. Women’s knitwear remains the primary B2B focus, with men’s knitwear supported as part of the factory capability.

The portfolio can help define garment category and collection direction, but each enquiry is still reviewed against expected quantity, timing and the development information available. This keeps the examples connected to a manufacturing brief rather than presenting them as off-the-shelf products.

A visible product example can help explain shape, category or styling direction, but material and gauge are confirmed from the actual project information. Development can start from a tech pack, physical sample, photo or idea, with yarn sourcing and sampling support available where needed.

The standard MOQ is 100 pieces per model and colour. Manufacturing can then move through the documented in-house process from knitting and linking/sewing through finishing, measuring and quality control, labelling, packing and shipping.

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