FULLY FASHIONED KNITWEAR
Sweaters, cardigans,
Sweaters, cardigans,
knit dresses & tops.
3GG–16GG · yarn development · jacquard · intarsia · cable · pointelle · brushing
Explore knitwear ↗WOMENSWEAR OEM / ODM · DONGGUAN, CHINA
Women's fashion,
made with Japanese-market discipline.
For 14 years we focused on Japanese brands. Today our own sweater factory, garment factory and in-house inspection center bring that same production discipline to global womenswear partners.
01 / SPECIALISMS
Three product disciplines.
One accountable partner.
Fully fashioned knitwear, cut & sew knits and woven womenswear are managed through one development team—so buyers spend less time coordinating suppliers and more time building the collection.
CUT & SEW KNITS
Soft structure.
Soft structure.
Commercial ease.
Jersey · rib · interlock · ponte · modal · cotton stretch
Explore jersey ↗
WOVEN
Clean construction.
Clean construction.
Fluid movement.
Poplin · linen · tencel · viscose · crepe · satin · twill
Explore woven ↗02 / DEVELOPMENT
NOT JUST PRODUCTIONStart wherever
Start wherever
your idea is.
01Review feasibility ↗02Review for production ↗03Explore directions ↗04Discuss MOQ ↗
I have a reference.
Image, inspiration, sketch or physical garment.
I have a tech pack.
Construction, fabric, measurements and BOM.
I need new directions.
Use our development library as a starting point.
I want to test first.
Sample and small-volume development before scaling.
JAPANESE-MARKET DISCIPLINE
Quality is not a final check.
It is how every step is managed.
Fourteen years serving Japanese brands shaped the way we work: precise specifications, careful finishing, delivery discipline and consistent communication from sample to shipment.
01
Precise development
Clear measurements, construction notes and fit feedback are translated into production-ready standards.
02
Controlled workmanship
Finishing, handfeel, appearance and repeatability are treated as commercial requirements—not subjective details.
03
Delivery discipline
One coordinated team follows the project from development through production and final shipment readiness.
04
Independent final gate
Our in-house inspection center adds a dedicated quality checkpoint before goods leave the production system.
03 / CURRENT DEVELOPMENT
BUYER-READY DIRECTIONS
Directions worth
developing.
Shortlist references, then discuss colour, material, fit, target price and quantity with our development team.
Sheer Contrast Knit Cardigan
Rayon Blend · Sheer Knit · Layering
Nuance Neck Blouse
Polyester Twill · Asymmetric Neck · Woven
Crew-Neck Cut & Sew Dress
Stretch Cut & Sew · Structured Waist · Dress
Drop-Shoulder Knit Cardigan
Polyester Knit · Relaxed Fit · Cardigan
Pearl Key-Neck Blouse
Polyester · Key Neck · Woven Blouse
Double-Frill Cut & Sew Top
Cut & Sew · Peplum · Sleeveless
BUYER'S EDIT / FW26
Curated around what buyers
are developing now.
Not a static catalogue. A working view of silhouette, texture, material and commercial direction.
Classic codes, sharper point of view.
Woven · contrast detail · polished feminine
Quiet colour, considered texture.
Knitwear · beige · cream · refined rib
Shape created through stretch and drape.
Rib · twist · compact jersey · clean fit
Movement that still works commercially.
Blouses · ruffle detail · light woven
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PHILOSOPHY
Beautiful enough for the customer.
Beautiful enough for the customer.
Repeatable enough for production.
We develop for both sides of the product: the visual and tactile reason someone wants to buy it, and the construction discipline required to reproduce it consistently.
04 / MATERIAL INTELLIGENCE
The product starts
before the sewing line.
Material, gauge, stretch, drape and finishing decisions define both the look and the commercial outcome.
FULLY FASHIONED KNITWEAR
Gauge, yarn and stitch.
3GG · 5GG · 7GG · 9GG · 12GG · 14GG · 16GG
Cotton · Merino · Wool · Viscose · Cashmere Blend · Recycled Yarn · Fancy Yarn
Jacquard · Intarsia · Cable · Pointelle · Rib · Brushing
CUT & SEW KNITS
Weight, stretch and recovery.
Jersey · Interlock · Rib · Ponte · Modal · Cotton Stretch · Viscose
Handfeel · Shrinkage · Recovery · Surface · Finish
WOVEN
Drape, opacity and finish.
Cotton Poplin · Linen · Tencel · Viscose · Crepe · Satin · Twill
Drape · Weight · Opacity · Wash · Surface
05 / PROCESS
One clear path
from idea to delivery.
01
Share the direction.
Reference image, sketch, tech pack, physical sample or selected OSS style code.
02
Define the product.
Material, construction, measurements, workmanship, MOQ and target price.
03
Sample and refine.
Fit, handfeel, colour, workmanship and commercial feasibility reviewed before approval.
04
Produce with control.
Approved standards guide knitting, cutting, sewing, finishing, measurement and QC.
05
Deliver with clarity.
Packing, final inspection, shipping documents and production handover.
06 / PRODUCTION ADVANTAGE
Two factories.
One quality system.
Most suppliers hand part of the process to someone else. We built the opposite: a dedicated sweater factory, a dedicated garment factory and our own inspection center working as one system—so responsibility stays clear from development to shipment.
14Years serving Japanese brands
2Dedicated factories
1In-house inspection center
1 teamDevelopment to shipment
Dedicated sweater factory
Better control over gauge, stitch structure, yarn handling, finishing and knit-specific workmanship.
Dedicated garment factory
Supports woven and cut & sew development with coordinated sampling, sewing, finishing and line planning.
In-house inspection center
Measurement, appearance, workmanship and packing checks are handled under one system before shipment.
14 years with Japanese brands
Our operating habits were built around one of apparel's most demanding markets: stable quality, neat finishing, detail accuracy, on-time delivery and careful communication.
Sweater factory · Garment factory · In-house inspection center
Dedicated knitwear production for sweaters, cardigans, knit tops and knit dresses, with yarn development, linking, finishing and final measurement control.
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07 / TRUST
Your collection
stays yours.
Client designs, tech packs, samples and commercial information are handled confidentially and should never be used for another client's production without permission.
01
Confidential development handling
02
Verified compliance documents
03
Clear production checkpoints
04
Traceable project communication
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08 / HOW WE SOLVE PRODUCT PROBLEMS
Good manufacturing starts
before bulk production.
CASE 01
REPRESENTATIVE KNITWEAR WORKFLOW
Fine Gauge Cardigan
- Starting point
- Reference style + target handfeel + commercial price position
- Challenge
- Softer handfeel without pushing the garment beyond target cost.
- Development
- Yarn change · gauge adjustment · placket tension · fit correction
- Control point
- Approve yarn, gauge, fit and finishing standard before bulk production.
CASE 02
REPRESENTATIVE WOVEN WORKFLOW
Fluid Woven Blouse
- Starting point
- Tech pack + target drape + delivery requirement
- Challenge
- Improve drape and production consistency while keeping a clean surface.
- Development
- Fabric sourcing · seam method · shrinkage review · fit revision
- Control point
- Confirm fabric, shrinkage, sewing method and fit before production release.
09 / JOURNAL
Useful before
the first email.
Practical product knowledge for teams planning a collection, costing a style or preparing a tech pack.
START A PROJECT
Send the direction.
Get a practical review.
Share your style, quantity and target market. We review feasibility, the production route, material direction and the questions that need to be solved before sampling.
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