Craft & Yarns
What We Can Knit for You
Choose the yarn, the stitch and the finishing details. Every technique on this page can be sampled and taken into bulk production for your styles.
Images show the effect of each technique. Final results follow the approved sample.
Yarns
Wool in its many forms, plus cotton, linen and blends. Custom yarn development, colour matching and lab dips available.
Yarn images illustrate each fibre type; blend ratios and sources follow the actual product specification.
Wool & Fine Fibres

Lambswool
Soft, warm and resilient — a core yarn for everyday knitwear.

Merino Wool
Fine, smooth and breathable — ideal for fine-gauge sweaters and polos.

Cashmere & Blends
Exceptionally soft and light, in pure cashmere or blended with wool.

Mohair
Airy, with a soft halo — lovely for open, textured knits.

Alpaca
Warm, light and silky, with a gently brushed surface.
Other Fibres

Combed Cotton
Smooth and breathable, for spring–summer knits, polos and knit tees.

Linen & Blends
Cool and crisp to the touch, for warm-weather knitwear.

Blends & Synthetics
Acrylic, nylon and other blends for easy care and flexible pricing.

Recycled Fibres
Recycled-content yarns, with GRS documentation available.
Stitches & Textures
Patterns knitted straight into the fabric on our computerised flat-bed machines.

Fine Vertical Cables
Evenly spaced narrow cables — lighter and more fluid than classic chunky cables.

Symmetrical Chunky Cables
Bold raised cables mirrored either side of the placket or centre front.

Micro-Relief Textures
Floral and geometric motifs built from texture rather than colour.

Hand-Knit-Look Pointelle
Diamond, leaf and wheat-ear eyelets that recreate the charm of hand knitting.

Breathable Mesh
Open, airy knit structures for lightweight warm-weather pieces.

Purl-Wave Stripes
Horizontal purl ridges and colour changes forming wavy, textured stripes.

Wide-Spaced Vertical Ribs
Wide, regular ribs in one yarn; sequin or space-dyed yarns add variation.

Shoulder & Sleeve Details
A clean body with jacquard, openwork or cables placed on the shoulders and sleeves.

Loop-Texture Check Jacquard
Diamond or square checks layered with looped jacquard for a double texture.
Collars, Plackets & Construction
Structural details at the neckline, placket, shoulders and hem.

Polo Collar Tipping
Fine contrast tipping on polo collars, in jacquard, tape or embroidery.

Overlapping Necklines
Overlapping, twisted or asymmetric necklines on a classic shape.

Contrast Inner Placket
Woven shirting or leather set inside the placket, revealed when worn open.

Tonal Layered Edges
Layered hems, plackets and necklines in the same yarn — depth without bulk.

Shoulder Panelling
Contrast fabric or leather panels set symmetrically across the shoulders.

Inner Collar Details
Branded tape, contrast binding or jacquard text hidden inside the collar.
Embroidery & Stitch Details
Embroidery and decorative stitching for logos and finishing touches.

Tufted Loop Embroidery
Raised, fluffy loop embroidery for bold logos and motifs.

Tonal Embroidery
Tone-on-tone embroidery for discreet branding.

Collar Edge Stitching
Decorative stitching along the neckline, from neat and tonal to hand-stitch effects.

Minimal Decorative Stitching
Subtle topstitching and decorative stitches as finishing accents.
Labels, Badges & Trims
Leather, metal and woven branding details.

Embroidered HF Badges
High-frequency welded badges outlined or filled with embroidery.

3D Leather Badges
Raised leather badges, debossed or foil-stamped, with visible stitching.

Leather Hem Tabs
Small debossed leather tabs at the hem, cuff or back neck.

Leather & Metal Badges
Leather patches combined with shaped metal plates.

Embroidery & Metal Plates
Metal plates and charms framed and secured with embroidery.

Hand-Stitch-Edge Labels
Woven labels attached with visible contrast hand-stitch-style edging.

Side-Seam Labels
Woven labels set into the side seam or hem instead of the back neck.

Metal Drawcord Tips
Matte, brushed or gilded metal tips, etched or embossed.
Images show the effect of each technique. Final results follow the approved sample.
Have a Technique in Mind?
Send us a reference photo or tech pack and we'll tell you how we'd knit it.