OEM / ODM 针织生产

能力概览

我们的 OEM/ODM 针织生产能力，帮助客户在定制开发、现成样衣改款及贴牌生产等路径之间做出选择。工作聚焦于实际的 B2B 开发决策，而非零售式视觉呈现，将产品方向、面料选择、样品评审、生产可行性与出口级品控串联起来。客户可通过本页了解需准备哪些资料、哪些技术决策会影响成本与交期，以及 Licheng Knitwear 如何将初步采购需求转化为可打样或可投产的方案。

技术细节

462 styles are published with their gauge, fibre and construction visible before you write to us, so you can check whether we already make something close to your idea before spending an email on it.

Decision 1 is gauge, and everything else follows from it. Gauge sets weight, drape, price and season at the same time. Our published shelf sits mostly in two bands: 276 styles at 7GG and 234 at 12GG, with 32 at 3GG, 71 at 5GG and 2 at 18GG for the chunky and the fine ends. A sweater knitted at 5GG reads as outerwear; the same design at 12GG reads as a shirt replacement. If you are unsure, send a photo of a garment whose weight you like, which tells us more than a colour reference does.

Decision 2 is construction, and it decides how many sampling rounds you will pay for. Every pattern technique carries its own round. Across the published shelf there are 90 cardigans, 80 full-zip styles, 48 knit jackets, 41 cable, 37 cashmere, 35 knit polos, 32 merino, 31 organic cotton, 18 jacquard, 16 mohair, 15 recycled-yarn and 10 sweater vest styles. Combining three techniques in one first style is the commonest reason a simple development takes two months.

Decision 3 is yarn, and specifically stock colour versus lab dip. A stock yarn colour starts knitting immediately. A lab dip adds 7 to 15 days before knitting can start, every time. On a first order this is usually the single largest lever on your delivery date.

Decision 4 is what you send us. A review moves fastest when it arrives with reference photos, target quantity per colour, a target price level, yarn or fibre direction, gauge preference, and trim and label requirements. Missing any of these does not stop the quotation; it moves the missing decision to a later and more expensive point in the process.

适合产品

This capability covers men's sweaters, cardigans, knit jackets, knit polos, sweater vests and jacquard knitwear, plus ready-sample adaptation and private label capsule collections. Women's, children's, maternity and pet lines run through the same process.

What suitable means in practice: if a style close to yours already exists on our shelf, development is an adaptation rather than a build from zero. That is shorter, cheaper, and gives you a sample to look at before committing. If nothing close exists, say so in the first email and we will tell you honestly whether it is a development we should take on.

Two things this capability is not suited to. Single prototypes below the 30-piece minimum treated as a production order: we do make prototypes, but they are priced as sampling. And cut-and-sew woven garments, which are a different factory entirely.

Most buyers arrive looking for a technique rather than a product type, so the shelf below is browsable by construction as well as by category.

推荐市场

Most of our development work goes to North America, the UK, Germany, the Nordics and Canada, and the emphasis differs by market in ways worth knowing before you write.

North America: buyers usually arrive with commercial styling and a target landed price, and want quantity, timeline and duty treatment answered early.

UK and Germany: the questions come earlier and are more technical. Handfeel, restrained styling, quality consistency and documentation. Our OEM/ODM and private label programmes are EU market ready, with an appointed EU Authorized Representative under the GPSR and German packaging EPR registration (LUCID DE5805057631 38), so goods can be placed on the EU market compliantly.

Nordics and Canada: cold-weather layering, heavier gauges and wool-led directions dominate.

Certifications held: OEKO-TEX Standard 100, ISO 9001, GRS and GOTS.

生产备注

The sequence. Product direction and target price, then a feasibility review before any sampling, then yarn and gauge confirmed, then the sample, then your written comments, then bulk planning, QC checkpoints and export packing. We confirm feasibility before sampling deliberately: it is cheaper for both sides to kill an unworkable idea at the quotation stage than at the shipping mark.

A realistic timeline for a first order. Tech pack confirmed, sample in 15 to 25 days, your comments, then bulk in 30 to 45 days. Add 7 to 15 days if a lab dip is needed. A 40-piece order confirmed at the end of September is ex-factory in the first half of November; a container programme for the same shelf date needed to start in July.

Tell us early if any of the following is true. Each one changes the answer, and finding out late is what wrecks delivery dates.

Your artwork is not final.

You need a colour matched to a physical swatch rather than a stock yarn.

Your delivery date is fixed and external, such as a trade show, a campaign or a retail drop.

Your first order is below 30 pieces per colour.

The garment combines knit with a woven or other non-knit panel.

What we will tell you plainly. If your date is not achievable you will hear it at the quotation rather than at the shipping mark. If your target price cannot carry the fibre you want, we will say which of the two has to move. A January delivery developed without the rush produces a better garment and a lower price than a December delivery chased through three revisions.