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Custom Knitwear Factory Overview

  • Design development · OEM & ODM
  • Mockup estimate: 1–3 hours
  • Sampling: 3–9 days
  • Bulk production: 10–20 days
Factory entrance with the Hangzhou Ankun Clothing sign.

Ankun Knitwear Production and Sample Development

Hangzhou Ankun Clothing Co., Ltd. supports custom knitwear projects through design review, sampling, knitting, finishing and packing. The areas below show how the work is organized and what to confirm for your order.

The times above are planning estimates, subject to artwork approval, material availability, order quantity and the production schedule. Revisions and shipping time are separate. Confirm the current schedule in your quotation. If your purchase requires an audit report or product-specific compliance documents, request current copies and check their scope before ordering.

Designers preparing knitwear artwork at computer workstations.

Design & Sampling

For the Custom Knitted Sweater, the sample fee is $29.95, payable after approval of sample photos. Other styles may have different fees. Confirm your design scope, revisions and sample shipping before work begins.

Yarn cones in a range of colors stored in stacked bags.

Yarn Warehouse

Yarn selection connects the design to its color, feel and composition. Confirm the approved yarn and any material documents needed for your order.

Operators working beside rows of flat knitting machines.

Knitting Workshop

The knitting plan follows the agreed garment measurements and pattern. Review the sample before confirming quantities and the production specification.

Operator beside a multihead embroidery machine in the workshop.

Embroidery Workshop

Review logo size, placement and stitch appearance on the selected knit. The sample should also show the reverse side and how the decorated area feels.

Row of industrial garment-washing machines in the finishing area.

Washing and Finishing

Finishing affects the garment’s feel and measurements. Check the finished sample and agree its care requirements and measurement tolerances.

Workers inspecting sweaters before packing.

Inspection Department

Inspection uses the approved sample and order details to review measurements, pattern placement, seams and visible finishing. Agree any additional inspection requirements in advance.

Workers steam-pressing knitwear at ironing tables.

Pressing and Shaping

The finished garment is presented for checking and packing. Review the neckline, ribs, seams and overall shape as part of sample approval.

Worker folding knitwear beside stacks of garments in the packing area.

Packaging

Confirm folding, individual packing, labels and carton details for your sales channel. Specify any material or recycling requirements in the packing brief.

Finished-goods warehouse with cartons stacked along an aisle.

Finished Goods Warehouse

Packed quantities and size breakdowns need to match the order. Confirm carton identification, shipping documents and dispatch arrangements before shipment.

Sweater samples hanging on rails around a showroom table.

Sample Room

Use sample references to compare silhouettes, stitches, colors and finishes. Record the exact combination approved for your project instead of relying on photographs alone.

Office workstations with computers and staff.

Office

Order coordination brings together quotations, artwork, sample feedback and production details. Keep written approvals linked to the correct order and version.

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Our Team

Send your design questions to info@knitcustom.com. Our tech-pack guide helps organize artwork, measurements and sample comments.