From your file to your pallet.

A pair has to match itself. Ten thousand pairs have to match the pair. Consistency at scale is the only thing a factory can honestly sell, so it is the thing we measure at every stage below.

Stage 01

You send the file.

A technical pack, or a sketch and a reference pair. Length, gauge, yarn and blend, colourway, sizing, cuff depth, branding method and packaging. If you do not have a file yet, we build one with you from the reference pair.

Photograph — a tech pack open on the desk with a reference pair and a ruler. 4:3
Photograph — the sample machine mid-run, needles and yarn visible. 4:3
Stage 02

We knit a sample.

A physical sample knitted against the file, not a rendering of it. You measure it, mark it up, and either sign it off or send it back for revision. Revisions are expected: it is cheaper to correct a sample than a container.

Sampling lead time confirm

Stage 03

The sample becomes the rule.

Once you approve a pair, that pair is the standard. Production is measured back against it for length, weight, colour and cuff tension, not against a written description of it. A description can be read two ways; a physical pair cannot.

Production lead time confirm · Monthly capacity confirm

Photograph — a production pair measured against the approved sample. 4:3
Photograph — the packing line, labelled cartons ready to release. 4:3
Stage 04

We pack and release.

Paired, boarded and packed to your artwork: header cards, bands, polybags and cartons. Shipped by us, or held at the gate for your own forwarder to collect.

Come and watch it happen.

Knitting, linking, boarding, pairing and packing all happen under one roof in Istanbul. Buyers are welcome on the floor before they commit and at any point during production. Most questions that take three emails take four minutes standing next to the machine.