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Jersey & Knit Tops
Single jersey, pique, fleece and loopback — from core basics to heavyweight fashion weights.
What we source
Find your family below. Every category is handled in both basic and fashion construction, and we will tell you honestly when a style belongs in a different unit.
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Single jersey, pique, fleece and loopback — from core basics to heavyweight fashion weights.
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Yarn-dyed, printed and solid wovens, with full trim and interlining development.
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Padded, quilted and shell outerwear, plus flat-knit and jacquard sweater programmes.
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Twill, denim and jersey bottoms with wash, fit and shrinkage control at every stage.
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Co-ord sets and dresses where fit consistency across two garments is the real work.
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Age-graded sizing with the safety, labelling and fabric rules children's buyers require.
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Corporate, school and industrial uniform programmes built for repeat, size-set ordering.
How the floor is organised
Your list of products and the way a factory is actually set up are two different things. These are the four ways we group work.
Circular and flat-knit programmes
Shirts, bottoms and structured pieces
Trend-led, shorter-run, higher-detail styles
High-volume core lines at repeatable cost
Before you ask
Real minimums move with fabric, colour and complexity. We will give you the true figure for your style before you build a range around a number that does not exist.
That is all we need to come back with a real number.