Sweaters Manufacturer

JiuvelWear is a sweaters manufacturer operated by Dongguan Jiuzuo Clothing Co., Ltd. in Humen, Dongguan, China. We produce sweaters and knitwear in different styles, fabrics, fits and constructions for fashion brands, startups and private label businesses.

Projects can begin with a tech pack, reference sample, sketch or product idea. Material selection, knit structure, measurements, branding and finishing can then be developed around the product requirements.

Sweaters We Produce

Different silhouettes and knit constructions suit different collections, from lightweight everyday pieces to heavier statement styles.

  • Crewneck Sweaters
  • V-Neck Sweaters
  • Turtleneck Sweaters
  • Mock Neck Sweaters
  • Cardigan Sweaters
  • Polo Sweaters
  • Half-Zip Sweaters
  • Quarter-Zip Sweaters
  • Oversized Sweaters
  • Boxy Sweaters
  • Cropped Sweaters
  • Cable Knit Sweaters
  • Ribbed Sweaters
  • Jacquard Sweaters
  • Fine-Knit Sweaters
  • Chunky Knit Sweaters

Style, yarn, gauge, stitch structure and proportions can all change the final character of the garment.

Yarn Options for Different Sweater Directions

A sweater can feel completely different depending on the yarn, even when the silhouette stays the same.

Yarn TypeCommon Direction
CottonLightweight and everyday knitwear
WoolWarm seasonal sweaters
Merino WoolFine and softer knitwear
CashmerePremium lightweight styles
AcrylicEasy-care and commercial knitwear
Cotton BlendsDifferent hand-feel and performance needs
Wool BlendsWarmth, texture and cost balance
Recycled FibersProducts with recycled-material requirements

Final yarn selection depends on the desired hand feel, weight, season, appearance and product requirements.

Gauge and Stitch Structure

Thickness and surface texture depend heavily on the relationship between yarn and gauge.

Common knit directions include:

  • Fine Gauge
  • Mid Gauge
  • Chunky Gauge
  • Rib Knit
  • Cable Knit
  • Jacquard
  • Intarsia
  • Pointelle
  • Textured Knit
  • Striped Knit
  • Color-Block Knit

A finer gauge generally creates a lighter, smoother appearance, while heavier structures can give the sweater more body and texture.

Fit and Garment Proportions

Silhouette comes from more than the body width. Shoulder position, sleeve shape, neckline, body length and rib proportions all affect the finished look.

Available fit directions can include:

  • Regular
  • Relaxed
  • Oversized
  • Boxy
  • Cropped
  • Drop Shoulder
  • Longline

Key measurements can cover chest width, body length, shoulder width, sleeve length, neck opening, cuff width and hem width.

Construction Details

Small components can make a noticeable difference to the finished garment.

  • Crew, V-neck, mock neck and polo collars
  • Ribbed cuffs and hems
  • Buttons and closures
  • Zippers and hardware
  • Contrast details
  • Sleeve and shoulder construction
  • Pocket details
  • Decorative stitching

Each element can follow the approved product specifications and overall design direction.

Branding and Garment Finishing

Brand identity can continue through the details around the sweater.

Available options can include:

  • Embroidery
  • Woven Labels
  • Main Labels
  • Care Labels
  • Hangtags
  • Custom Packaging
  • Branded Buttons
  • Other Garment Trims

Placement, size and finishing details can follow the requirements of the collection.

From Product Idea to Approved Sample

A clear development route keeps the main product decisions together:

Product Direction → Yarn & Construction → Sample Development → Fit Review → Approval → Bulk Production → QC → Packing

Reference samples, tech packs, sketches or images can provide the starting point. Before bulk production, the approved sample establishes the main reference for measurements, construction and appearance.

OEM, ODM and Private Label Production

OEM Production

Existing designs, measurements, material specifications and technical details can move directly into sample development and production.

ODM Development

A product idea, reference garment or visual direction can provide the starting point when the final garment still needs development.

Private Label Production

Main labels, care labels, hangtags, packaging and other brand elements can be incorporated into the finished knitwear.

Sweaters for Different Brand Collections

Product requirements can vary widely between fashion labels, seasonal collections and private label programs.

JiuvelWear works with brands and apparel buyers developing everyday knitwear, seasonal pieces, statement sweaters and coordinated collections.

Our Own Factory

Production takes place through JiuvelWear’s own garment manufacturing facility in Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China.

Manufacturing InformationDetails
LocationHumen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
Experience10+ years
WorkshopApprox. 1,200㎡
Staff38–45
Production Lines3
Monthly Capacity100,000+ pieces
ProductionIn-house garment manufacturing

Pattern making, cutting, sewing, finishing, quality control and packing are handled within the manufacturing operation.

Quality Control

Quality checks follow the product from pre-production through final inspection.

  • Pre-production sample confirmation
  • In-line production checks
  • Finished garment inspection
  • AQL 2.5 for major defects
  • AQL 4.0 for minor defects
  • Needle detection before shipment

Measurements, construction, branding and finishing can be checked against the approved product requirements.

Consistency Across Repeat Orders

Repeat production needs a reliable reference rather than simply the original product name.

Approved samples and specifications help maintain the same measurements, construction, colors, branding details and finishing requirements across later orders.

Sampling and Production Information

ItemInformation
Sample Time7–15 working days
Bulk ProductionConfirmed according to product requirements
MOQDepends on style, materials and customization
Production ModelOEM / ODM / Private Label

Actual timing and quantity depend on the sweater style, materials, construction and order requirements.

Sweaters Manufacturer FAQ

Which sweater styles can you produce?

Crewneck, V-neck, turtleneck, cardigan, polo, half-zip, oversized, cropped, cable knit, jacquard and other sweater styles can be developed around the product requirements.

Can a reference garment be used during development?

Yes. A physical sample, image, sketch or tech pack can provide useful information for developing the product.

What yarn choices can be considered?

Cotton, wool, merino wool, cashmere, acrylic and blended yarns can serve different product directions. The suitable option depends on the required hand feel, weight, appearance and cost.

Does gauge change the finished appearance?

Yes. Gauge affects thickness, texture, weight, stretch and the overall character of a knitted garment.

Are labels and branded trims available?

Main labels, care labels, hangtags, packaging, buttons and other garment trims can be included according to the project requirements.

How does the sampling process work?

The project starts with the available product information, followed by material and construction development, sample making, fit review and approval.

What determines the MOQ?

Style, materials, colors, construction and customization requirements can all affect the suitable order quantity.

Who can work with JiuvelWear?

Fashion brands, startups, private label businesses and other apparel buyers can develop sweater products through OEM, ODM or private label production.

When can bulk production begin?

Bulk production starts after the product specifications and sample have been reviewed and approved.