Signature Fabric Program
Tencel-Wool Knitwear, Engineered for Global Brands
Lyocell and merino wool rib knits with a soft, fluid hand, developed for tanks, tees, long-sleeve tops and dresses.
Why Buyers Work With Us
Verified capability, built for repeat orders
FG Knitwear is the manufacturing brand of Qingdao FG Apparel Co., Ltd., a factory-direct partner for knit apparel programs from first sample to bulk shipment.
Verified Fabric Composition
Every fabric program is documented with confirmed fibre composition and reference weight.
CAD-Engineered Patterns
Styles are digitised, graded and nested in CAD before a single panel is cut.
Direct Factory Communication
One point of contact from inquiry through production for clear, fast decisions.
Full-Package OEM/ODM
From fabric sourcing to finished, packed goods ready for international shipment.
Featured Fabric Program
9053 Tencel Wool Rib Tank Tops
Ribbed tank tops developed on the 9053 Tencel Wool Rib fabric base. Composition: 76.4% Lyocell, 19.1% Merino Wool, 4.5% Spandex. Reference weight: 200 GSM. MOQ: 500 pieces.
- Composition
- 76.4% Lyocell / 19.1% Merino Wool / 4.5% Spandex
- Reference Weight
- 200 GSM
- MOQ
- 500 pieces
Fabric Expertise
Fibre knowledge built into every fabric decision
We work with Lyocell, merino wool and spandex blends to balance hand-feel, recovery and stitch definition for knit apparel. Fabric composition, weight and sourcing notes are documented for every program.
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OEM / ODM Process
From first inquiry to finished, packed goods
A structured six-stage process keeps every program transparent, from initial consultation through to shipment.
Step 1
Inquiry & Consultation
Share your product category, target quantity, fabric preference and timeline. We confirm feasibility and next steps.
Step 2
Fabric & CAD Development
Fabric options are confirmed and patterns are engineered and graded in CAD, ready for sample cutting.
Step 3
Sample Approval
A physical sample is produced against your specification or tech pack for review and sign-off.
Step 4
Cutting & Sewing
Approved patterns move to computerized cutting and production sewing lines for bulk manufacturing.
Step 5
Quality Inspection
Incoming fabric, inline and final inspection stages check construction, fit and finish.
Step 6
Packaging & Shipment
Finished goods are folded, packed to specification and prepared for international shipment.
Manufacturing & Equipment
Computerized precision on the production floor
CAD pattern engineering and automated cutting equipment work together to keep every panel consistent, from sample through bulk production.
Computerized Cutting
CAD Pattern Engineering
Automated Marker Nesting
Quality Control
Checks built into every stage of production
Rather than a single final check, quality is verified from incoming fabric through to packed cartons.
Incoming Fabric Inspection
Rolls are checked for composition, weight and surface defects before cutting begins.
Pattern & Cutting Accuracy
CAD-graded patterns and computerized cutting keep panel dimensions consistent across the run.
In-Line Production Checks
Seams, stitch density and trims are checked at intervals throughout sewing.
Final Inspection
Finished garments are reviewed against approved samples before packing.
Packaging Check
Folding, labelling and carton packing are verified against buyer specification prior to shipment.
Start a sourcing conversation
Share your product category, target quantity and timeline. Our team responds with fabric options, MOQ guidance and lead times.