Manufacturing

Real production capability, shown on the floor

See the sewing, overlock, coverstitch and hands-on assembly operations behind FG Knitwear production.

Inside Production

From prepared panels to finished knitwear

Real production-floor photography shows the sewing, overlock and coverstitch operations used to assemble and finish knit garments.

Specialised sewing equipment supports clean hems and stretch-friendly knit construction.

Dedicated workstations keep tools, threads and attachments ready for repeatable assembly.

Operators guide knit panels through edge-finishing equipment before the next assembly step.

A clear workstation layout supports an efficient handoff between sewing operations.

Digital controls help operators reproduce stitch settings across approved production runs.

Machine attachments are selected around the seam and fabric requirements of each style.

Experienced operators control fabric feeding and seam alignment during garment assembly.

Raw knit edges are secured to support a neat interior finish and stable construction.

The sewing setup is adjusted to handle soft, elastic knit fabrics without distorting the panel.

Coverstitch capability supports hems, bindings and other stretch-compatible finishing details.

Multi-thread equipment supports secure seams for different knitwear construction needs.

Explore the wider equipment reference gallery, then review how quality checkpoints and the OEM/ODM workflow connect each stage.

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