OEM: you bring the design direction
Best when you have a tech pack, sample, sketch or clear reference. TYKNIT develops the construction, fit and sample around that direction.
OEM CUSTOM KNITWEAR MANUFACTURING
Send us a reference photo, physical sample, sketch or tech pack. TYKNIT reviews the yarn, gauge, stitch, measurements, construction and production requirements, then supports sampling, revisions and bulk manufacturing.
OEM OR ODM
Both routes move through feasibility review, sampling, approval and bulk production. The difference is how much product direction your team already has.
Best when you have a tech pack, sample, sketch or clear reference. TYKNIT develops the construction, fit and sample around that direction.
Best when you have a category, market, target price or visual direction. TYKNIT helps define a workable knitwear direction before sampling.
Private label covers labels and packaging; sampling and production details stay on their dedicated pages.
WHAT OEM MEANS AT TYKNIT
OEM manufacturing is suitable when your brand already has a design direction, reference style, physical sample or technical specification. We translate that information into a workable knitwear product and production plan.
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OEM CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS
We review each option against yarn availability, machine gauge, construction risk, target quantity and production feasibility.
Cotton, acrylic, wool blends, viscose, polyester blends, cashmere blends and other suitable yarns.
Pantone matching, yarn color card selection, seasonal colorways and multi-color combinations.
Gauge, stitch, cable, rib, pointelle, jacquard, intarsia, texture and crochet structure.
Custom measurements, size grading, garment length, neckline, sleeves and market-specific sizing.
Embroidery, appliqué, trims, buttons, beads, sequins, patches and selected construction changes.
Main label, size label, care label, hangtag, logo application and custom packaging support.
Planning a knitted-in logo or motif? Send the artwork, placement, color direction and target garment. We review jacquard or intarsia suitability with the yarn and construction before confirming the sampling route. Review patterned sweater manufacturing →
FROM DESIGN TO PRODUCTION
A clear approval process helps control product details before bulk production begins.
Review reference files, quantity, sizing, target market, price direction and delivery needs.
Evaluate yarn, gauge, stitch, measurements, workmanship, decoration and production risk.
Make the first sample to confirm fit, construction, color, handfeel and design details.
Adjust measurements, yarn, color, trims, neckline, sleeves or selected design details.
Confirm the final sample, colors, size breakdown, labels, packaging and order details.
Arrange yarn preparation, knitting, linking, washing, finishing, inspection and packing.
Check measurements, workmanship, appearance, labels, packaging and quantities before shipment.


GET A MORE ACCURATE REVIEW
A complete tech pack is helpful but not always required. Clear reference photos, sketches or a physical sample can also be reviewed.
PRODUCT CATEGORIES
We support both men's and women's knitwear projects, subject to technical and production review.
Our development references illustrate stitch, construction and fit directions, not the limits of what you can submit. Bring your own sweater or knitwear design for feasibility review; a reference or concept is not evidence of a completed sample or customer order.
Explore sweater and knitwear development referencesStarting quantity depends on yarn availability, knitting technique, color count, size range, labeling requirements and production complexity. Selected styles and suitable yarns may support lower starting quantities for market testing.
WHY TYKNIT
Projects are reviewed against actual yarn, machine gauge, stitch structure and production feasibility.
The same approved project details continue from development and revisions into bulk production.
Support for yarn, color, measurements, trims, labels and suitable packaging requirements.
We review technical risks, MOQ, sampling requirements and order details before production confirmation.
OEM & ODM FAQ
These answers help buyers prepare the basic information needed for an initial factory review.
OEM starts from your tech pack, sample, sketch or clear reference. ODM can start from a product brief, target market, price direction or visual references, then TYKNIT helps define a workable knitwear direction before sampling.
Yes. Send the product category, target market, quantity, price direction, preferred season or yarn, visual references, branding needs and delivery target. TYKNIT will review feasibility and define the next sampling step.
No. A tech pack is helpful, but TYKNIT can also review clear reference photos, sketches or physical samples.
Yes. TYKNIT can review the construction and develop a similar product. Feasibility depends on yarn, stitch, measurements, workmanship and intellectual property requirements.
Yes. Sampling is used to confirm fit, measurements, yarn, color, construction and finishing before bulk production.
TYKNIT offers flexible MOQ for suitable projects. Starting quantity depends on yarn, technique, color count, size range and production requirements.
Yes. TYKNIT can support main labels, size labels, care labels, hangtags and suitable packaging requirements.
Yes. Measurements, colors, yarn, fit, trims and selected design details can be revised before bulk confirmation.
START WITH A FACTORY REVIEW
Send a reference photo, sketch, sample, tech pack or product brief together with your target quantity, size range and market. TYKNIT will review the project and suggest the next steps for sampling and production.
Choose the next detail
Detailed questions are answered by the dedicated Customization, Sampling, Production, Private Label and Compliance pages.