Four divisions
One partner
Knitting, dyeing, garment manufacturing and hosiery run inside the group — not through subcontractors. That is what lets one company answer for the hand feel of the fabric, the shade of the dye and the stitch on the finished piece.
Knitting
Circular knitting machines turn our own yarn into greige fabric. The gauge and the machine diameter decide everything downstream — hand feel, weight, stretch recovery — so this is the stage that defines the finished garment.
- Fabric structures
- Single jersey · Interlock · Rib · Piqué · French terry · Fleece
- Machine park
- 118 Terrot · Pai Lung · Monarch · Pilotelli
- Daily output
- 20 t greige fabric per day
Dyeing & finishing
Greige fabric goes in, an approved shade comes out. Recipes are built in our own lab and measured instrument-side, so the third bulk run matches the lab dip as closely as the first one did.
- Colour standards
- Pantone TCX / TPG matching, customer lab dips
- Certification
- OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, Class I
- Dyeing methods
- Piece dyeing · Yarn dyeing · Rotary dyeing
- Machine park
- 117 82 piece dyeing · 35 yarn dyeing machines
- Daily output
- 70 t dyed fabric per day
Garment manufacturing
Cutting, sewing, pressing and packing run as one flow. This is the division that turns an approved fabric and a tech pack into cartons on a pallet, under OEM, ODM and private-label programmes.
- Annual output
- 20M knitted garments per year
- Programmes
- OEM · ODM · Private label
- Size range
- XS–3XL
- Bulk lead time
- 45–90 days
- Sewing lines
- 120 sewing lines on the garment floor
Hosiery
A self-contained operation: knitting, linking, boarding and packing for socks and legwear, from everyday cotton pairs to graduated medical compression.
- Annual output
- 70M pairs per year
- Certification
- OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, Class I
- Needle count
- from 200 needles everyday cotton construction
- Machine park
- 1024 circular knitting machines for hosiery
European precision. Japanese reliability.
The same machinery the world's leading textile groups run. Equipment choice is the part of a quote a buyer cannot audit remotely — so here it is in writing.
Warping and sizing. Warp beam preparation to ±0.1% tension accuracy.
Weaving machines for high-density constructions.
Sewing automation across the garment lines.
Automated cutting and making-up for home textile.