Online brands that publish fibre content and measurements on the product page and pay for every mismatch in returns.
Stated content not matching the delivered garment
Size charts that do not survive a wash
Photography that cannot show hand feel
Small first orders that still need full documentation
Viscose gives a fluid, cool hand with heavy drape, and falls close to the body and gives knit fabric a liquid movement that pure acrylic cannot.
In sourcing terms it is chosen when the buyer wants a dressy knit rather than a casual one. Care: best washed cold or dry cleaned; it loses strength when wet.

Fibre content not stated
Spring/Summer · View style
80% Rayon, 20% Sequins
Spring/Summer · View style
100% Viscose
Spring/Summer · View style
100% Cotton
Spring/Summer · View style
70% Acrylic, 20% Nylon, 10% Angora
Autumn/Winter · View style
60% Acrylic, 20% Cotton, 10% Lurex
Autumn/Winter · View style
75% Acrylic, 20% Viscose, 5% Angora
Autumn/Winter · View style
100% Acrylic
Autumn/Winter · View styleA fibre content confirmation, a measurement chart and a clear answer on whether the minimum is per style, per colour or per size run.
No. This site has no enquiry form. Email reaches the sales contact directly and lets you attach a tech pack, a chart or reference photos with the first message.
Start from Women's Spring/Summer Knitwear and Women's Autumn/Winter Knitwear, then shortlist by fibre content rather than by photograph.
Colourways, size range, gauge, knit structure, MOQ, lead time, packing and test reports. All are marked TBC and should be asked for together.
Tell us the season, the quantity range and the care label you need to print. That is enough for a first useful reply.