Computerized Knitwear Manufacturing
TYKNIT uses 60 computerized flat knitting machines to manufacture custom sweaters and knitwear from fine to chunky gauges. We manufacture knitwear and do not sell knitting machines. Drawing on family-workshop production experience dating to 2013, we support fashion brands, private labels, wholesalers and e-commerce sellers with OEM, ODM, sample development and bulk production.
Core computerized flat-knitting range: 3GG–14GG.
Repeat orders of confirmed styles can reach 1,000 pieces per day under a matched production plan. Actual output depends on style, yarn, gauge, craftsmanship, color and size breakdown, and schedule.
Lightweight knit tops · Fine cardigans · Base layers
A practical development choice
Both coarse and fine gauges can produce patterned knitwear. Gauge describes machine needles per inch: a higher gauge offers more needles across the same working width. Finished stitch density also depends on yarn and knitting settings.
In our everyday development work, coarser gauges tend to give more visible stitches and a fuller texture. Bold, simplified motifs can work well; small details may need enlarging or simplifying. Gauge alone does not determine garment thickness.
For comparable motif sizes, finer gauges often give us more scope to resolve small jacquard details and intarsia edges. The result still depends on compatible yarn, stitch structure, color layout and finishing. Finer is not automatically better for every design.
Start with the intended motif size, handfeel and season. We review yarn, gauge and construction together, then confirm the direction with a physical sample.
For custom jacquard or intarsia sweaters, TYKNIT reviews the artwork, motif placement, color count, yarn and gauge before sampling. A knitted-in pattern is developed with the garment construction; it is not the same as printing on a finished sweater. Suitability and the final effect require physical sample approval.
Compare yarn and stitch options • Review sweater sampling and approval
We review the reference photo, physical sample or tech pack with garment construction, measurements, stitch direction and production risk before machine-knit sampling.
Yarn colors, counts, composition, handfeel and target season are reviewed before choosing a practical gauge and sampling direction.
Operators monitor computerized flat knitting machines during sample and production development to check yarn feeding, machine setting and knitting stability.
Knit samples are checked with production documents for measurements, stitch effect, handfeel, finishing details and approval notes before moving forward.
After knitting, linking and finishing steps support sweater assembly, edge stability, trims and final appearance before packing and shipment review.
Send a reference photo, sample or tech pack with quantity, size range, target season and expected handfeel. We can review yarn, gauge, stitch and sampling direction before production planning.
Explore OEM knitwear manufacturingProduction responsibility
Computerized flat knitting is carried out on our own 3GG–14GG machines. Linking, finishing, final quality inspection and packing are managed through the TYKNIT factory workflow.
Hand crochet, selected embroidery or decorative work, and approved capacity support may be coordinated through vetted local production resources when a project requires it.
We retain responsibility for technical requirements, scheduling, in-process checks, final QC and shipment coordination, whether a step is completed in-house or through an approved resource.
OEM / ODM Knitwear Factory
Start Your Custom Knitwear Project
Send your reference photo, tech pack, quantity, size range and target market. TYKNIT will review the project details and suggest suitable next steps.
