
Attention to Detail
Every step of production is handled with care to maintain consistency and meet production requirements.

COMPANY PROFILE
Quality is built through every stage of production — from preparation and knitting to final inspection and packing.
OUR APPROACH
We focus on detail, consistent quality, and more responsible production practices to create garments that meet our customers' needs today and in the future.

Every step of production is handled with care to maintain consistency and meet production requirements.

OUR PRODUCTION PROCESS
Every garment goes through a structured production process supported by skilled people and quality control at each stage.

Step 1 of 14: 01 · Pre-Production
Yarn lot checking, tech-pack pattern making, and lab-dip color approval.

Step 2 of 14: 02 · Fabric Assembly
QUALITY APPROACH
Quality is not only checked at the end. It is considered throughout the production process through inspection and control at key stages.

GATE 01
Inspection during the knitting process to verify loop tension, fabric density (GSM), and eliminate panel defects before garment linking.

GATE 02
Visual optical inspection on specialized light tables during production to detect microscopic holes, skipped stitches, and yarn irregularities.
MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY
Our production is supported by dedicated knitting, linking, sewing, and finishing processes to meet different garment production requirements with consistent quality and efficiency.

CORE DISCIPLINE 01
Computer knitting processes for knitted garment production, supporting fine to heavy gauges (3GG to 16GG) with automated jacquard and intarsia pattern execution.

CORE DISCIPLINE 02
INSIDE OUR FACTORY
Take a closer look at the people, processes, and production environment behind our garments.
OFFICIAL OVERVIEW
Complete specifications, facility capacities, and compliance standards for your sourcing review.
Quality control is integrated throughout the production process, with inspection points at key stages before garments move forward.

We recognize the importance of responsible materials and production practices as part of our continuous improvement.

We are exploring materials and production practices that help reduce unnecessary waste, including the development of 100% organic cotton for selected production.
Panel knitting using circular and automatic flat-knit machines.

Step 3 of 14: 03 · Quality Gate 1
Knit tension and fabric gramature checks, removing defective panels.

Step 4 of 14: 04 · Garment Assembly
Precision linking of knitwear panels (collar, sleeve, body).

Step 5 of 14: 05 · Crafting
Trimming and tidying leftover yarn ends from stitching and linking.

Step 6 of 14: 06 · Crafting
Handwork for knot securing, button attachment, and accessories.

Step 7 of 14: 07 · Quality Gate 2
Visual inspection on backlit tables to detect micro-holes and yarn defects.

Step 8 of 14: 08 · Finishing
Removal of machine oil stains and dirt using special cleaning solutions.

Step 9 of 14: 09 · Wet Finishing
Industrial washing with softener to lock fiber dimensional stability.

Step 10 of 14: 10 · Dry Finishing
Precision steam ironing to the standard garment form board sizes.

Step 11 of 14: 11 · Quality Gate 3
Size tolerance measurement (chest, body length, sleeve) per buyer specs.

Step 12 of 14: 12 · Packaging Prep
Attachment of woven main labels, care labels, and brand barcode hangtags.

Step 13 of 14: 13 · Quality Gate 4
Comprehensive AQL 2.5 final quality audit and needle detection pass.

Step 14 of 14: 14 · Export Dispatch
Precision folding, individual polybag wrapping, and master carton packing.
Phase 1

Step 1 of 14: Preparation Production

Step 2 of 14: Knitting

Step 3 of 14: QC Knitting
Phase 2

Step 4 of 14: Linking

Step 5 of 14: Trimming

Step 6 of 14: Hand Process
Phase 3

Step 7 of 14: QC Lamp

Step 8 of 14: Sontex

Step 9 of 14: Washing
Phase 4

Step 11 of 14: Measuring

Step 12 of 14: Labeling

Step 13 of 14: Final QC

Step 1 of 14: Preparation Production

Step 2 of 14: Knitting

Step 3 of 14: QC Knitting

Step 4 of 14: Linking

Step 5 of 14: Trimming

Step 6 of 14: Hand Process

Step 7 of 14: QC Lamp

Step 8 of 14: Sontex

Step 9 of 14: Washing

Step 10 of 14: Ironing

GATE 03
Checking garment measurements and tolerances against approved tech-packs, ensuring accurate sizing across chest, length, and sleeve gradings.

GATE 04
Final quality inspection before packing under strict AQL 2.5 acceptance criteria, complete with 9-point conveyor needle detection for consumer safety.
Precision linking processes supporting knitted garment construction, seamlessly joining collars, armholes, and body panels with flat, comfortable seams.

CORE DISCIPLINE 03
Dedicated sewing and garment assembly lines equipped with modern Juki and Pegasus machinery for high-volume cut & sew apparel and structured woven garments.

CORE DISCIPLINE 04
Comprehensive finishing including trimming, washing, steam ironing, measuring, labeling, and packing processes to prepare garments for final export shipment.

Step 10 of 14: Ironing

Step 14 of 14: Packing

Step 11 of 14: Measuring

Step 12 of 14: Labeling

Step 13 of 14: Final QC

Step 14 of 14: Packing