FROM FIBRE TO GARMENT
Material Selection
Each product begins with an approved material specification suited to its intended hand feel, structure and use.
Yarn Preparation
Yarn characteristics influence surface smoothness, strength, consistency and the final knitted fabric.
Piqué and Interlock Knitting
Piqué offers a textured, structured surface often selected for polos. Interlock offers a smooth, substantial double-knit construction suited to refined essentials.
Dyeing and Finishing
Colour development and finishing should balance appearance, comfort and repeatability. Exact methods and results are published only after verification.
Pattern Making, Cutting and Stitching
Fit is translated into patterns, carefully cut components and consistent seam construction. Collar, placket, trim and embroidery details are reviewed for the relevant style.
Washing, Quality Control and Packaging
Finished garments move through the approved inspection and packing process. Company-specific checkpoints will be expanded as production documentation is approved.