Factory profile
A 5,000 m² knitting and dyeing base in Shaoxing
Founded in 2016, running texturising, circular knitting, dyeing, finishing and inspection under one roof — with 60+ people on the floor and a sample room that answers questions the same week you ask them.
The plant, in daylight
Our production base in Shaoxing
The building, not a render: yarn store, circular knitting halls, dyeing, finishing and inspection sit inside the same compound. That is why a shade question can be answered by the person who set the dye lot.
Who we are
An integrated mill, not a listing
We buy feeder yarn, texturise it, knit it, dye it, finish it and inspect it. That sequence being in one place is the whole point: when a shade runs off-standard we know which of the four steps caused it, and we can fix it before the roll is packed, not after a container has landed.
Around 100 qualities are held in stock for trial orders, and the sample room develops new constructions from a swatch, a garment photo or a specification sheet.
Capability
The equipment list
Everything below is installed on our own floor. Where a construction is outside our range we say so and quote a partner mill in the same cluster, to the same inspection standard.
| Yarn texturising | 5 sets of 1000V texturising machines, 10 sets of 800D machines |
|---|---|
| Feeder yarn | 75D/72F DTY, 100D/36F, 75D/72F |
| Double jersey circular knitting | 100+ imported machines — 34"/28G, 34"/32G, 34"/24G, 38"/28G, 38"/32G |
| Single jersey circular knitting | 80+ machines |
| Dyeing & finishing | In-house dyeing, setting and finishing |
| Sampling | In-house sample room; 100+ qualities held in stock |
Product range
Constructions we run every week
If your base is on this list, it is a stock or repeat-run quality for us — price and lead time are short. If it is not, send the spec anyway; the answer will be honest either way.
R&D
Where the quality actually comes from
Gauge held per construction
Gauge, yarn tension and needle selection are set per construction, not per machine. That is how a 180 gsm birdseye and a 236 gsm two-tone knit come off the same floor and both keep their shape.
Shade held at the dye lot
Colour is controlled at the dye lot, not corrected in the last rinse. Repeat orders are matched against the retained standard, so batch three looks like batch one.
Range across gauges
Single and double jersey, rib, interlock and jacquard on 24 to 32 gauge machines — the span that covers activewear, uniform and outerwear bases.
Stock & dispatch
Stock on the floor, not on a promise
We keep the qualities that move, so a trial order does not wait for a machine slot. Roll goods are packed, strapped, weighed and documented before the truck reaches the loading bay.
Inspection
Four checks before a roll leaves
- Incoming yarnCount, filament and evenness checked against the spec before the yarn goes on the machine.
- In-processWeight, width and surface checked as the roll comes off the machine, so a fault is caught within metres, not within a container.
- Finished goodsShade, hand-feel and shrinkage verified against your approved sample.
- Before packingRoll length and packing list verified, export documents prepared, photos sent if you want them.
Want the spec sheet on a quality?
Tell us the construction, weight and width you need. We will confirm whether it is a stock line, a repeat run or a development — with a price and a lead time.