WT3365 is a 55% viscose, 45% nylon knit built a fluid, cool hand with heavy drape.
Viscose leads the blend at 55% and falls close to the body and gives knit fabric a liquid movement that pure acrylic cannot.
The remaining 45% is carried by nylon, which raises abrasion and pilling resistance, and lets a yarn stay light without going fragile.
An AW knit wall is built on hand feel. Buyers compare surfaces side by side, which is why fibre variety matters more in this half of the catalogue.
Viscose falls close to the body and gives knit fabric a liquid movement that pure acrylic cannot. Chosen when the buyer wants a dressy knit rather than a casual one.
Nylon raises abrasion and pilling resistance, and lets a yarn stay light without going fragile. Usually blended in at 10-30% to protect the seams and cuffs that fail first in wear tests.
The content for WT3365 is published as 55%VISCOSE,45%NYLON, so you can price the yarn and write the care label before you sample.
Most AW programmes confirm in the first half of the year, so a shortlist sent early gets a better answer than a large one sent late.
Everything marked TBC is genuinely not stated in the factory catalogue for WT3365. It is listed here so you know precisely what to ask before sampling instead of assuming a value.
| Item number | WT3365 |
|---|---|
| Fibre content | 55%VISCOSE,45%NYLON |
| Content, expanded | 55% Viscose, 45% Nylon |
| Collection | Women's |
| Season | Autumn/Winter |
| Catalogue section | Women's Autumn/Winter Knitwear |
| Product type | Knitwear |
| Gauge | TBC not stated in the source catalogue |
| Knit structure | TBC not stated in the source catalogue |
| Colourways | TBC confirm available colours with the supplier |
| Size range | TBC confirm size set and measurement chart |
| Minimum order quantity | TBC not published |
| Lead time | TBC not published |
| Packing | TBC confirm polybag, carton and labelling |
| Test reports and certification | TBC request before sampling |
| Country of manufacture | China (Guangzhou) |
Importers costing WT3365 against their own tech pack: the 55% viscose ground is the line that sets the yarn price, and it is fixed here before sampling starts.
Multi-door buyers filling a autumn/winter knit wall. WT3365 is one body in a women's autumn/winter knitwear section, so it can sit beside related yarns rather than standing alone.
Online sellers who print the content on the product page. What you publish for WT3365 is 55% Viscose, 45% Nylon, and that is what the sewn-in label has to match.
Buyers judging WT3365 on how the viscose surface photographs and how it holds through a full price selling period.
| Fibre | Hand and behaviour | Care |
|---|---|---|
| Viscose | A fluid, cool hand with heavy drape | Best washed cold or dry cleaned; it loses strength when wet |
| Nylon | A fine, slightly slick filament that adds tensile strength | Stable in washing and fast drying |
| Wool (alternative) | A warm, resilient hand with natural crimp | Needs a wool cycle or dry cleaning unless the yarn is treated |
The third row is an alternative fibre shown for comparison only. WT3365 is published in 55%VISCOSE,45%NYLON and nothing else, so a different quality would be a development with its own sample and its own wash test.
The stage where most knitwear orders are won or lost.
Online brands that publish fibre content and measurements on the product page and pay for every mismatch in returns.
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Autumn/Winter · View styleThe catalogue states 55%VISCOSE,45%NYLON, which reads as 55% Viscose, 45% Nylon. Ask for a yarn card confirming the same content before you place bulk.
It sits in the Women's Autumn/Winter Knitwear section of the catalogue. Most AW programmes confirm in the first half of the year, so a shortlist sent early gets a better answer than a large one sent late.
No MOQ is stated for WT3365. When you ask, also ask whether the minimum is driven by the yarn or by the knitting run, since a yarn-driven minimum can sometimes be shared across styles.
Run a wash test and a measurement check on the counter sample, and for viscose-led yarn also run a pilling test. Write the results into the order as the accepted standard.
Possibly, but treat it as a new development: WT3365 is published in one quality, and a different yarn needs its own sample and its own wash test.
Send the quantity you are planning and ask for colourways, size range, MOQ, lead time and test reports for WT3365 in one message. Those five points are not published and decide whether this style fits your programme.
