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Knitting Capacity

Production Capacity Built for Performance Fabrics

Our manufacturing resources connect knitting scale with coordinated dyeing and setting capacity. Equipment is allocated according to fabric construction, performance targets, color and finish requirements, and order needs.

Weft Knitting

200+ Weft Knitting Machines

Our weft knitting capacity supports efficient production across a range of knitted activewear structures. Standardized equipment management and production planning help maintain output consistency while supporting both development and bulk order needs.

Weft Knitting Workshop
Warp Knitting Machine
Warp Knitting

40+ Warp Knitting Machines

Our warp knitting resources support fabrics that require complex structures, controlled density, stable dimensions, and defined surface characteristics. Regular equipment maintenance helps protect continuity and repeatability during production.

Dyeing & Setting Resources

Coordinated Capacity Beyond Knitting

Our coordinated production network extends beyond knitting to support color development, finishing, dimensional control, hand feel, and stable bulk delivery.

Industrial textile dyeing machines
200+

Dyeing Vats

Capacity for coordinated color programs across development and bulk production.

Textile stenter heat-setting machine
20+

Setting Machines

Finishing resources that support width, dimensional stability, appearance, and hand-feel control.

Equipment images are shown as process references, not as facility-identification photographs. Dyeing image: RAJIVVASUDEV / CC BY-SA 4.0. Stenter reference: Santex Rimar Group.

Flexible Allocation

Capacity That Responds to the Product

Different fabrics require different machine configurations and production plans. By coordinating resources across weft knitting, warp knitting, dyeing, and setting, we can respond to changing product mixes while keeping the approved construction, color, and finish at the center of the plan.

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