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Custom Men’s Textured Pullover Sweater – TYKNIT

A men's computerized flat-knit pullover development reference using a recommended 5GG–7GG direction, wool-cotton blended yarn, suitable stretch, and customizable fit, color, rib structure, labels, and packaging.

Custom sweater, knitwear and crochet garment development for brands, wholesalers and private-label projects.

Material / Yarn
Recommended wool-cotton blended yarn with suitable stretch and recovery; exact fiber ratios are confirmed during yarn and sample review.
Stitch / Construction
Computerized flat knitting in a recommended 5GG–7GG range, with a 1×1 or 2×1 rib hem approximately 5–7 cm (about 2.0–2.8 in) deep.
Size Development
Buyer measurement chart or custom men's size development; grading and tolerances are confirmed during sampling.
Project Planning
MOQ and schedule are reviewed after yarn, stitch, color, size range and quantity are understood.

Send a reference image, tech pack or target style. TYKNIT will review feasibility before confirming commercial details.

What buyers need to confirm

Quality, schedule and repeat-order consistency

Quality focus

Review stitch consistency, panel measurements, neckline stability, seam security, rib recovery, hem depth, symmetry, color consistency, handfeel, and appearance after the agreed finishing or care check.

Schedule review

Bulk lead time is planned after sample approval and order details are confirmed.

Repeat-order reference

Approved measurements, stitch appearance, color, handfeel, finishing and packing requirements are the key reference points for repeat work.

Adapt the reference

What can be reviewed for your collection

This men's pullover direction balances warmth, cotton comfort, suitable stretch, and a stable silhouette. TYKNIT can review the wool-cotton yarn blend, the recommended 5GG–7GG range, neckline, sleeve proportion, measurements, and a 1×1 or 2×1 rib hem of approximately 5–7 cm (about 2.0–2.8 in) before sample confirmation.

  • Wool-cotton blend direction
  • yarn count
  • gauge within the recommended range
  • color
  • neckline
  • fit
  • measurements
  • rib structure
  • labels
  • hangtags
  • and packaging.

Factory service for this style

How TYKNIT can develop this product

TYKNIT is a custom sweater and knitwear manufacturer in China. We review the reference, yarn, stitch, measurements and finishing before sampling, then confirm OEM/ODM or private-label details, project-based MOQ and bulk-production planning from the approved sample.

A clear next step

From reference to project planning

  1. 1

    Project review

    Share the product reference, target market, size range, quantity and timing priorities.

  2. 2

    Development details

    Review yarn, stitch, color, fit, labels, packaging and the points that affect feasibility.

  3. 3

    Sample confirmation

    Use the sample stage to review measurements, appearance, handfeel, coverage and finishing.

  4. 4

    Bulk schedule planning

    Confirm commercial details after the approved direction and project requirements are clear.

Technical review

Development details

Open the sections relevant to your sourcing or product-development review.

Product overview

TYKNIT manufacturable custom-development concept. Final yarn, measurements, construction, and finishing are confirmed during sampling.

Development notes

Sampling should confirm the final gauge, yarn count, blend ratio, stretch and recovery, neckline, sleeve proportion, body measurements, rib structure, and hem depth. The approved sample becomes the reference for measurements, handfeel, color, and finishing.

Information needed for quotation

Send reference images or a tech pack, target fit, measurement chart, preferred colorways, yarn direction, intended season, quantity by color and size, branding, packaging, destination market, and target delivery window.

MOQ and timing factors
MOQ
Flexible MOQ, reviewed by project
Sample timing
Sample timing is confirmed after technical and material review.

Discuss this product reference

Start with the details you already have

You do not need to finalize every specification before contacting TYKNIT. Share the reference and priorities first.

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