Wool base layers
Machine-washable wool base layers are a core part of our manufacturing range.
WOOL APPAREL MANUFACTURING
From knitting to finished garments
Development covers CAD pattern making and sample making. The seven production stages are knitting, fabric finishing, fabric steaming and inspection, powered fabric cutting, cut-panel inspection, sewing and garment finishing.
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Wool bottoms
Wool bottoms manufactured alongside our base layer and T-shirt ranges.
Wool T-shirts
Wool T-shirts produced through our knitting, sewing and finishing process.
Wool sweatshirts
Merino wool sweatshirts. Contact us to discuss styles and specifications.
Wool outerwear
Merino wool outerwear. Contact us to discuss styles and specifications.
OUR PROCESS
Our production process
PATTERN & SAMPLE MAKING
From CAD patterns to samples.
CAD pattern making and sample making connect style development with production.
CAD pattern makingSample making
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- 01Knitting
- 02Fabric finishing
- 03Fabric steaming & inspection
- 04Powered fabric cutting
- 05Cut-panel inspection
- 06Sewing
- 07Garment finishing
Knitting → Fabric finishing → Fabric steaming & inspection → Powered fabric cutting → Cut-panel inspection → Sewing → Garment finishing · Process illustration
Cut-panel inspection: each unsewn body, sleeve or other garment panel is checked individually.
- 01
Knitting
Circular and flat knitting form the starting point of our wool garment production.
- 02
Fabric finishing
Knitted fabric is processed in a finishing vessel before the pre-cutting stages.
- 03
Fabric steaming & inspection
Fabric undergoes steaming and inspection before cutting.
- 04
Powered fabric cutting
Fabric is cut into garment panels on an electric cutting table.
- 05
Cut-panel inspection
Each separate cut panel is checked while it is still completely unsewn, before sewing and assembly.
- 06
Sewing
Garments are assembled with sewing equipment and garment hanging systems.
- 07
Garment finishing
After sewing, garments go through garment finishing.
Inside our factory
Explore our cutting and sewing areas, garment hanging systems and the people working on the production floor.
Equipment that supports our production
Our sewing equipment includes SiRUBA, HIKARI and Brother machines.
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING TOGETHER
Let’s talk about
your next wool garment.
Email our team in China or contact our representative in France to discuss your requirements.
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