Importers who buy knitwear against their own label, their own tech pack and their own care labelling.
Fibre content quoted verbally and changed in bulk
Measurement charts that were never wash tested
MOQ quoted per style but invoiced per colour
Care labels written after production instead of before
Acrylic gives a dry, springy hand that holds a knitted stitch without sagging, and keeps its shape after repeated wear, resists moths and takes bright dye well.
In sourcing terms it is the workhorse fibre for volume knitwear programmes, because landed cost stays predictable across a season. Care: machine washable at low temperature and quick to dry.
70% Acrylic, 20% Nylon, 10% Angora
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Fibre content not stated
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80% Rayon, 20% Sequins
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60% Acrylic, 20% Cotton, 10% Lurex
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70% Acrylic, 20% Nylon, 10% Cotton
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100% Acrylic
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100% Cotton
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100% Cotton
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 Knitwear and Men's 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.
