For a brand that wants ownership without managing every factory detail.
Private label should still feel specific to your brand. We work from a tech pack, sketch, reference sample or directional moodboard, then turn the brief into the decisions a production team can act on: yarn, gauge, stitch, proportion, trims, make-up and finish.
What your project can include
- Yarn selection and blend exploration for the desired hand-feel, drape and price architecture.
- Flat-knit development across 3G–16G, including fine gauges and statement textures.
- Scarves, shawls and small blankets developed as considered accessories or home-textile extensions of a collection.
- Sample feedback and fit or proportion refinement before bulk approval.
- Coordination for embroidery, hand crochet, print and knit-woven combinations where appropriate.
- In-line control, final inspection and export-ready packing.
How the private-label route works
1. Align the brief
We review what is essential to the product: silhouette, yarn performance, construction, finish, target cost and timing. This identifies what needs to be proven in sampling.
2. Develop and approve
We create the sample route around the agreed technical direction. A clear approval record before bulk is the best protection for both quality and lead time.
3. Produce with control
Approved specifications move into planned bulk production. We keep the focus on consistency of measurement, workmanship, hand-feel and finishing.
Frequently asked questions
Can you work from a sketch rather than a finished tech pack?
Yes. A sketch, reference garment or moodboard can begin a feasibility discussion. More technical detail is developed as the product moves toward sampling and bulk approval.
Do you only make sweaters?
Our deepest capability is premium knitwear, including sweaters, cardigans and knit separates, as well as scarves, shawls and small blankets. We can also coordinate elevated ready-to-wear projects where the brief fits our development and production scope.
Which fibres can you develop with?
Our material palette includes cashmere, wool, silk/cashmere, linen, cotton, silk and considered blends. The right choice depends on the product, season, target hand-feel and commercial architecture.