Knitwear Manufacturing in Turkey
Sweaters, cardigans and knitted polos start with yarn and stitch selection. Specify the required gauge, garment weight, fit and rib finish so the structure can be reviewed alongside the sample.
What to include in the technical pack
For knitwear manufacturing, include a stitch reference, yarn composition, target garment weight and size chart. State the required gauge if known; otherwise describe the intended texture and drape. Separate quantities by style and colour so yarn availability and sampling can be reviewed together. Approve the neckline, ribs and garment measurements on the sample before confirming the bulk specification.
KnitwearOpenwork Knitwear ProductionOpenwork tops bring visible stitch patterns and lighter-looking surfaces to a collection. This long-sleeved reference has a scalloped pattern and shaped edges, which should be considered together with the intended coverage.View production details ↗
KnitwearCardigan Manufacturing in TurkeyDevelop button-front or zip-through cardigans for your brand. The references cover a fine-looking V-neck style, a striped cardigan with pockets and a stand-collar zip style.View production details ↗
KnitwearStriped Sweater ManufacturingA striped crew neck sweater can form part of a recurring collection. The reference combines horizontal stripes, long sleeves and ribbed cuffs and hem.View production details ↗
KnitwearHalf-Zip Sweater ManufacturingHalf-zip sweaters combine a knit body with an adjustable neckline. Pink, beige and grey references show different collar heights, shoulder lines and surface textures.View production details ↗
KnitwearKnitted Polo ManufacturingCreate a polo programme in knitwear, with buttoned or zipped neck openings. References include multicolour stripes and plain ribbed styles in burgundy, ecru and black.View production details ↗
KnitwearShort-Sleeved Knitwear ManufacturingShort-sleeved knit tops combine a T-shirt-like silhouette with knitwear construction. Beige, striped black and textured grey references provide different directions for a crew neck range.View production details ↗Product brief
Share designs, measurements, quantities by colour and size, and your destination. An existing reference should be accompanied by the changes you want for your own collection.
Technical review & quote
Clarify yarn or fabric, construction, branding and packing requirements. Minimum quantities, sample costs, payment terms and timing belong in the written proposal.
Sample & approval
Agree which sample represents the fit, measurements, colour and finish required. Record changes and approval criteria before bulk production is authorised.
Production & dispatch planning
Define inspection requirements, packing, documentation and delivery responsibilities. The final schedule and transport arrangements depend on the confirmed order.
Before you request a quote
What is the minimum order quantity?
There is no published universal minimum. Request a quantity review by style, colour and size. Yarn or fabric choices and construction affect the feasible order and quote.
Can I request production for my own brand?
Yes, submit your designs and label requirements for review. Specify whether you need a new model or adaptation of a reference, and include your label artwork and packing brief.
How are samples and lead times agreed?
Sample scope, cost and timing must be confirmed with the production proposal. Bulk timing depends on material availability, approved specifications and the agreed production schedule.
Which quality documents should I request?
List the product tests, material records and certificates your buyer requires. Document availability and scope must be checked for the actual order; a certificate name alone is not proof of coverage.
What determines the cost of clothing production?
The quote depends on the model, yarn or fabric, construction, colour and size quantities, labels and packaging. Send a technical pack and target quantities so sampling and bulk costs can be discussed separately.
Are these ready-stock garments or production references?
The catalogue shows model references for production enquiries. It is not a live stock list. Specify a new design or the changes you need to a reference, then confirm materials, quantities and sample requirements in the proposal.
Let’s define your next production brief.
Send the style, quantities by colour and size, material requirements and delivery destination so the project can be reviewed.