We publish cost ranges rather than hiding them. Your final CMT price depends on stitch structure, yarn, gauge and order volume — here's how those factors interact.
We don't publish a single price list because knitwear pricing doesn't work that way. A 3-gauge chunky cable jumper and a 12-gauge WHOLEGARMENT seamless base layer require different machines, different machine time, different yarn weights, and different linking labour — their CMT costs are genuinely different. What we can do is give you the cost ranges by construction type, and explain what moves your piece up or down within that range. If you'd rather talk it through, get in touch or read more about how we work.
All prices are CMT only (cut, make, trim — labour and overhead). Yarn cost is separate and depends entirely on fibre, count, and market price at time of order. These are 2025–2026 ranges in US dollars (the trade currency for yarn and CMT); actual quotes depend on your specific brief.
$8–14 CMT
Fully-fashioned flat-knit, 7–12gg, single stitch structure (jersey, 1×1 rib). Standard linking. Low complexity. Typical for cotton basics and entry-price merino programmes.
$14–22 CMT
Cable, jacquard, intarsia or structural texture. More machine programming, slower throughput, tighter QC. Mid-range merino, premium cotton, and wool-blend programmes.
$18–30 CMT
Single-piece 3D knit on Shima Seiki. Slower per-unit throughput than panel construction. No linking cost. Best for premium, next-to-skin, and sustainability-positioned programmes.
$12–20 CMT
Heavier yarn, larger loop structures. Slower machine throughput at low gauge despite visual simplicity. Typical for outerwear-weight jumpers, cardigans, and chunky accessories.
£60–140 including shipping to the UK. One colourway, one size. Yarn may be substituted (closest available) if your specified yarn is not in stock. Turnaround: 10–14 days from tech pack approval.
£90–200 depending on construction. Production-spec yarn, production-spec construction. For wholesale showroom or buyer meetings. Turnaround: 14–21 days from proto sign-off.
£45–80 per additional size from the first approved sample. For fit approval across your size run before bulk production. Recommended for fitted constructions and washed garments.
Included in bulk orders. One unit produced at the start of bulk to confirm the production line matches approved samples. Standard practice; no additional charge.
CMT and yarn are only part of your landed cost. From Gaziantep, knitwear typically ships to the UK by road-sea through ports such as Felixstowe, or by air for urgent samples. Most knitwear qualifies for 0% duty under the UK–Turkey Free Trade Agreement — but this is conditional, not automatic: goods must meet the agreement's rules of origin and travel with a valid EUR.1 movement certificate or origin declaration. Always confirm the commodity code and origin status with your customs broker before you fix landed-cost figures. We supply OEKO-TEX yarn documentation that satisfies UK REACH, and we can provide the supply-chain transparency UK brands need for Modern Slavery Act reporting.
Samples are paid in full before production. Bulk orders are typically 30% deposit on order confirmation, 70% balance before shipment (T/T bank transfer). We work with established clients on net terms once a track record is in place. We accept USD and EUR. Payments are made to a Turkish bank account (Garanti BBVA). We provide a pro forma invoice before any payment.
Send us your tech pack or design brief — or just a reference image and a construction description. We'll give you a CMT range for your specific piece within 1 business day, and a firm quote once we've confirmed gauge, stitch structure, and construction details. Building a product line? See our OEM knitwear manufacturing, merino cardigans, cotton jumpers and chunky knits.
Share your style and construction details. We'll quote CMT, confirm yarn options, and give you a production timeline for your UK delivery date.
Pricing & Cost Guides
Pricing
What you're paying for in a knitwear quote — CMT, FOB and DDP terms explained for UK importers.
Read guide →Pricing
The full landed-cost calculation: FOB price + freight + duty + broker fees + warehousing into the UK.
Read guide →Guide
Where the money goes in a finished jumper — yarn, CMT, accessories, freight and duty for 2026.
Read guide →Trade
How the UK–Turkey FTA's rules of origin and the EUR.1 certificate decide whether you pay 0% duty.
Read guide →Strategy
Working back from RRP to a viable cost price — keystone, wholesale and DTC margin maths for knitwear.
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