West Fashion Garment supplies sweaters, cardigans and knitted tops to private label importers, retail chains and online brands. 77 styles, 32 fibre blends, each one published with its content so you can cost the yarn and write the care label before you sample.
Everything in this catalogue is knitwear: pullovers, cardigans and knitted tops for women and men, developed season by season. The fibre content leads the decision, because it is what sets hand feel, care labelling, shape retention and cost at the same time.
52 of the 77 styles sit in the Autumn/Winter sections, built on acrylic, wool, angora and metallic blends where hand feel and surface interest decide sell-through.
24 styles are built for the warm-weather window on cotton, viscose and rayon-led yarns, where measurement control after washing matters more than anything else.
11 fibres appear across the catalogue: Acrylic, Angora, Cotton, Lurex, Metallic yarn, Nylon, Polyester, Rayon, Sequins, Viscose, Wool. Blends run from single-fibre grounds to four-part constructions with decorative filament.
Each card carries the item number and the exact fibre content, the same way the factory catalogue lists it.
70% Acrylic, 20% Nylon, 10% Angora
Autumn/Winter · View style
65% Viscose, 35% Rayon
All season · View styleFibre content not stated
Spring/Summer · View style
80% Rayon, 20% Sequins
Spring/Summer · View style
60% Acrylic, 20% Cotton, 10% Lurex
Autumn/Winter · View style
100% Viscose
Spring/Summer · View style
75% Acrylic, 20% Viscose, 5% Angora
Autumn/Winter · View style
100% Cotton
Spring/Summer · View style
100% Acrylic
Autumn/Winter · View style
65% Viscose, 35% Rayon
Autumn/Winter · View style
100% Acrylic
Spring/Summer · View style
80% Acrylic, 20% Metallic yarn
Autumn/Winter · View style
55% Acrylic, 45% Cotton
Autumn/Winter · View style
100% Cotton
Autumn/Winter · View style
90% Cotton, 10% Lurex
Autumn/Winter · View style
100% Acrylic
Spring/Summer · View styleWomen's sweaters, cardigans and knitted tops from the West Fashion Garment catalogue, covering both the Spring/Summer and the Autumn/Winter sections.
24 stylesLighter women's knitwear built on cotton, viscose and rayon-led yarns for the Spring/Summer window.
34 stylesThe largest section of the catalogue: women's Autumn/Winter sweaters in acrylic, wool, angora and metallic blends.
18 stylesMen's sweaters and knitted tops from the West Fashion Garment catalogue.
18 stylesMen's Autumn/Winter sweaters, mainly acrylic and acrylic-wool blends with cotton options.
1 stylesStyles listed in the catalogue without a season or gender section.
A fibre content quoted verbally. An MOQ that turns out to be per colour. A measurement chart that was never wash tested. None of these are production problems; they are information problems, and they are the ones that cost a season.
Every style page publishes the exact content line from the catalogue, so you can price the yarn before you ask for a sample.
MOQ, lead time, gauge, colourways, size range and test reports are not published in the source catalogue. Rather than guess, every style page marks them TBC so you know exactly what to ask.
Email and phone reach the sales contact directly. You can attach a tech pack, a reference photo or a measurement chart with the first message.
Importers who buy knitwear against their own label, their own tech pack and their own care labelling.
Multi-door retailers building a seasonal knit wall that has to repeat and restock.
Online brands that publish fibre content and measurements on the product page and pay for every mismatch in returns.
Wholesale buyers who hold stock, sell to smaller retailers and need consistency more than novelty.
You bring the tech pack and the yarn specification; the factory knits to it.
You select from the catalogue and adapt it, rather than developing a body from zero.
The stage where most knitwear orders are won or lost.
What has to be agreed before the first carton is packed.
What 70% acrylic 20% nylon 10% angora actually tells you about the garment you are about to buy.
GuideCost, hand feel, care labelling and returns risk compared side by side.
GuideWhy warm-weather knit programmes live or die on wash-tested measurements.
Knitwear. The reference catalogue holds 77 styles: 58 women's, 18 men's and one style listed without a section, split across Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter.
Yes. Every one of the 77 styles carries its own fibre content line, covering 32 distinct blends built from 11 fibres: Acrylic, Angora, Cotton, Lurex, Metallic yarn, Nylon, Polyester, Rayon, Sequins, Viscose, Wool.
Minimum order quantity, lead time, colourways, size ranges, gauge and test reports are not stated in the source catalogue. They are marked TBC on every style page and need to be confirmed by email.
Send your tech pack, measurement chart and yarn specification by email and ask for confirmation in writing before sampling. Development terms are agreed case by case.
By email or phone. There is no enquiry form on this site; email reaches the sales contact directly and lets you attach a tech pack or reference images.
Send the item numbers you are interested in and the quantity you are planning. Ask for the colourways, the size range and the MOQ in the same message, since those three are not published in the catalogue.
