Buyer Brief
Target market, style reference, yarn handfeel, gauge, size range, price and delivery calendar are defined.
Knitwear Program Management
Knitwear built with yarn, gauge and sample discipline.
TB Group manages sweater, cardigan and fashion knit programs through yarn direction, gauge selection, stitch structure, texture development, fit approval, wash stability and factory execution.
Process Flow
How a knitwear program moves.
The buyer sees a clear knitwear route from design idea and yarn direction to approved sample and bulk-ready production.
Yarn Direction
Fiber blend, count, softness, color, twist and seasonal warmth direction are proposed for buyer review.
Gauge & Stitch Plan
Gauge, rib, jacquard, cable, texture and panel structure are engineered before prototype sampling.
Cost & Factory Allocation
We align target cost, MOQ, factory knitting capacity, compliance and production lead time.
Proto Sample
First sample checks silhouette, stitch tension, measurements, trims and yarn handfeel.
Wash & Fit Approval
Shrinkage, recovery, pilling direction, fit comments and measurement corrections are confirmed.
Bulk Knitting Control
Yarn booking, panel knitting, linking, washing, finishing and measurement control follow checkpoints.
Shipment Handover
Final inspection, packing, carton details and shipment documents complete the program.
Development Lab
What we control before bulk.
Knitwear quality depends on yarn behavior, stitch tension, shrinkage, handfeel and consistent finishing. We check these before production risk becomes costly.
Yarn Fiber / count / handfeelGauge 5–12 gauge directionStructure Rib / cable / jacquardWash Shrinkage / pillingFit Measurement / grading
Yarn & Fiber Direction
We advise acrylic, cotton, polyester, nylon, viscose or wool-touch blends according to target handfeel and price.
Gauge & Stitch Engineering
Stitch construction, density and texture are planned to balance appearance, weight, drape and production efficiency.
Fit & Measurement Control
Body length, shoulder, sleeve, rib opening and shrinkage allowance are controlled through sample approvals.
Factory Readiness
Factories are selected by knitting machine setup, linking quality, finishing standard, compliance and capacity.
Sustainable Direction
Responsible yarn direction can start early.
When required, TB Group can guide responsible fiber and lower-waste development choices before sample stage.
Responsible Fiber Options
We can review recycled polyester, responsibly sourced cotton or lower-impact blend directions.
- Recycled yarn options
- Responsible cotton direction
- Blend selected by cost and handfeel
Better Sample Accuracy
Reducing remake cycles through correct yarn and gauge planning helps lower development waste.
- Clear first brief
- Gauge before proto
- Fit correction checkpoints
Durable Knit Quality
Pilling, shrinkage and shape retention are reviewed to create longer-lasting commercial products.
- Pilling direction
- Wash stability
- Shape retention review
Quality Gates
Knitwear approval gates.
Each stage protects the buyer from yarn, fit and bulk consistency risk.
Yarn Approval
Fiber blend, color, handfeel and cost direction are approved.
Stitch Approval
Gauge, texture, panel structure and garment weight are confirmed.
Fit Approval
Measurements, shrinkage and wearing comfort are corrected.
Bulk Inspection
Panel, linking, finishing, measurement and packing are checked.
Start To Finish
One visible route for buyers.
This is the route a buyer can follow from first idea to delivery-ready bulk.
BriefStyle, yarn, gauge, target price.
YarnFiber blend, color, count.
StitchGauge and structure.
SampleProto, fit, wash.
CostFactory and MOQ.
BulkKnitting and finishing.
ShipInspection and delivery.
Ready For Review