Knitwear Manufacturing FAQ
Commercial Questions Before Starting Custom Knitwear Production
Practical answers about quotation details, sampling, Flexible MOQ, private label, inspection, shipping, quality concerns and payment terms.
What information should I send for a quotation?
Send a reference photo, sketch, physical sample or tech pack with target quantity, quantity per color, size range, market, yarn preference if available, branding requirements and delivery target.
Does TYKNIT support Flexible MOQ?
Yes. MOQ is reviewed from yarn availability, knitting technique, gauge, stitch complexity, color quantity, size breakdown, custom trims, packaging and production requirements. TYKNIT reviews a practical starting quantity after these style details are confirmed.
Can I start without a complete tech pack?
Yes. A reference photo, sketch, physical sample or product idea can start the review. A more complete tech pack usually makes technical review and sampling more efficient.
Is a physical sample required before bulk production?
Physical sampling is strongly recommended for custom knitwear because yarn, gauge, stitch, fit, measurements, washing and finishing can affect the result. The exact approval route depends on the project and buyer requirements.
How long does sampling take?
Sampling time depends on yarn availability, stitch complexity, crochet work, special decoration, revisions and project requirements. Timing is reviewed after the design details are confirmed.
When does bulk production start?
Bulk production starts after the required sample and order details are approved or confirmed, including measurements, yarn, colors, quantities, trims and packaging where applicable.
Can TYKNIT arrange private label packaging?
Yes. TYKNIT can coordinate suitable labels, care labels, hangtags, packaging and related branding materials. Custom trim suppliers may have separate MOQ, setup cost or printing requirements.
Can TYKNIT arrange shipping?
Yes. Shipping coordination can be discussed by destination and order details, including express courier for samples, air freight, sea freight, FOB and DDP solutions where available.
Can I arrange third-party inspection?
Yes. TYKNIT can cooperate with a buyer-appointed third-party inspection company when required. The inspection scope and timing should be confirmed with the order requirements before production.
What happens if there is a quality issue?
Documented quality concerns are reviewed against the approved sample and confirmed order specifications, including measurements and agreed workmanship. TYKNIT then discusses an appropriate resolution based on the verified issue and order terms.
What payment terms do you offer?
Payment terms depend on order type, amount and cooperation arrangement. Confirmed terms are stated in the quotation or Proforma Invoice before production.
Still Need a Project-Specific Answer?
Send the product reference, quantity, size range, target market and delivery goal. TYKNIT will review the actual project rather than give a generic promise.