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Private label / OEM
Knitwear & Sweaters
8 development references
Send yarn direction, gauge and stitch notes, and a measurement chart before sampling. Images are development references, not stocked retail, and any sample marks or labels pictured are not licensed brand supply.
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What buyers ask about this range
Yes. Yarn and gauge lead, so share your yarn direction, stitch notes and market with quantity range, and sampling can be planned around your brief.
Yarn type direction, gauge notes, rib and finishing preferences, and a measurement chart. Handfeel targets and label notes help the first sample land closer.
Costing starts after we see the brief, style by style. Yarn choice, gauge, stitch complexity, trims, quantity, compliance, and freight decide the range. A reference plus quantity range is enough to open the discussion.
No. Any woven label caught in a photo belongs to the sample, not to our offer. Images guide yarn, gauge, and silhouette for your own label.
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