Small-batch flat-knit for boutiques and independent labels — a 250 MOQ, distinctive techniques (intarsia, jacquard, cable, WHOLEGARMENT) and a direct line to the founder who runs the floor. Your designs, your label.
Boutiques win on distinctiveness, not volume. We make the small, characterful runs big factories won't touch — knit-to-shape pieces, special stitches and your own colourways, all under your label, with one person (the founder) on the other end of the conversation.
Where high-volume mills optimise for sameness, a boutique trades on the opposite: a stitch, a colourway or a silhouette no one else carries. That is precisely the work we are built for — short, technical runs knit on industrial flat-knit machines, finished by hand, and turned around without the minimums or the layers that come with a large supplier.
Knitwear is engineered at the yarn, not cut from cloth. Every stitch is formed loop by loop, so the character of a boutique piece is decided long before it reaches the machine — in the fibre you choose and the gauge you knit it at. Get those two right and an ordinary silhouette reads as considered and premium.
Pattern and texture are knit into the fabric, not printed on top — which is why a well-made knit piece holds its detail and its value far longer than a graphic tee. See the knit stitch guide for the full vocabulary.
Blocks of solid colour with no floats (intarsia) or all-over multi-colour motifs carried on the back (jacquard, up to 6 colours) — graphics, logos and placed artwork knit in, never printed on.
Crossed stitches, bobbles and travelling cables build relief and heritage character — the detail that justifies a boutique price and photographs beautifully.
Engineered ribs, pointelle eyelets, tuck and pucker stitches and lace structures add openwork, stretch and surface interest — without a single seam or print.
Knit complete in one piece on Shima Seiki WHOLEGARMENT — no side seams, no linking points. The cleanest finish, lighter weight and a silhouette that moves with the body.
250 pcs per colour/size — order what your shelves actually turn, not warehouse-scale minimums.
Intarsia, jacquard (up to 6-colour), cable, pointelle and WHOLEGARMENT — the detail that makes a piece unmistakably yours.
Founder-direct since 2010. No account managers, no markup — a real maker who knows your collection.
Supplier-sourced OEKO-TEX, GOTS & GRS yarns — the provenance discerning boutique customers ask about.
A boutique order lives or dies on the first sample. We prototype before you commit a single bulk piece, so fit, hand and colour are signed off on a physical garment — never guessed from a screen. The sampling process is where a good idea becomes a sellable product.
Our 250-piece MOQ exists for one reason: an independent label should not have to gamble a season's cash on warehouse-scale minimums. Order per colour and size to match what your shelves actually turn, validate a style with real customers, then reorder the winners on the same machines and yarns. It is your design, your woven label, your packaging — pure OEM, never our own brand placed against yours.
You also deal with one person. No account tiers, no sales layer rewriting your brief — a direct line to the maker who runs the floor. That is how the small details survive intact from sketch to shipment, and how a five-style capsule gets the same attention a thousand-piece order would.
250 pieces per colour and size — low enough for a boutique or independent label to launch a style without committing to warehouse-scale minimums or carrying dead stock. Reorder the colours and sizes your shelves actually turn.
Yes. You provide the design, a tech pack or a reference garment and we produce it under your own woven label and packaging — pure OEM. We never sell your designs under our own brand against you.
Intarsia, jacquard (up to six colours), cable and Aran textures, rib, pointelle, tuck and lace structures, plus seamless WHOLEGARMENT knitting — all formed on industrial flat-knit machines at roughly 3 to 14 gauge.
First samples in about 10–14 days; bulk production typically 45–60 days after the pre-production sample is approved. Reorders of an already-approved style are faster.
We source certified yarns such as OEKO-TEX, GOTS and GRS from our suppliers and pass on the supporting documentation. The certificates originate with the yarn supplier rather than with us.
Send a sketch, a reference garment or a brief. We respond within one business day with a capacity check, indicative pricing and a sample timeline.