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Custom Women's Lyocell Openwork Stripe Knit Top Factory

OEM & ODM

Available

Low MOQ

From 100 pcs

7-12 Days

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Worldwide

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

This women's short-sleeve knit top combines a relaxed silhouette with alternating openwork and solid-knit stripes, creating a distinctive textured surface. The dark grey color gives the design a refined, understated appearance, while the horizontal knit patterns add depth and visual interest without excessive decoration. The wide boat neckline complements the dropped shoulders and loose short sleeves, creating an easy, contemporary shape. A clean, straight hem maintains a streamlined finish, allowing the textured knit construction to remain the main design feature. Made from 100% Lyocell, this top offers a lightweight visual character, with alternating openwork sections adding dimension and a semi-sheer effect to the overall appearance. For apparel brands, boutique labels, and wholesale buyers, this style provides an alternative to conventional plain-knit tops. It can be considered for contemporary casualwear collections, coordinated knitwear assortments, and seasonal retail ranges. During OEM product development, buyers can evaluate the sample's pattern definition, neckline proportions, sleeve shape, drape, and finishing details before confirming the final production specifications.

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CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS

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Neckline & Dolman Sleeve Structure Options

Select wide boat neck, off-shoulder or crew neck, adjust opening depth and dolman sleeve length. Custom rib binding for edges. Balanced low-tension stitching protects the openwork pattern from distortion while keeping its relaxed drape.

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Horizontal Openwork Lace Texture Options

Adjust the density of eyelet lace bands and the width of solid knit stripes. Tune stitch tension to control sheerness. Stabilise the transition between lace and solid sections to avoid uneven stretch and sagging after washing.

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Yarn & Gauge Options

Choose cotton, linen blend, viscose or GRS recycled yarn. Select gauge 7G–16G for lightweight openwork texture. Optimise yarn twist to retain cool, breathable hand feel ideal for layering as a summer cover-up.

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Fit & Hem Silhouette Options

Customise batwing loose, straight boxy or softly tapered fit. Adjust garment length and asymmetric hem design. Stitch shaping keeps horizontal lace stripes neat on oversized draping styles.

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Colour & Finishing Options

Match colours to your Pantone references. Available treatments: softening wash, anti-snag and heat setting for shrink control. OEKO‑TEX, GRS and RWS certifications can be supplied.

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY

  • ✓ Knitwear Design Interpretation: KAIDA can develop women's knit tops from reference garments, technical drawings, or Tech Packs. For this style, development review can focus on the wide neckline, loose short sleeves, body proportions, and horizontal textured pattern layout to ensure the sample reflects the intended design direction.
  • ✓ Openwork Pattern Development: The garment features alternating openwork and denser knit sections arranged in horizontal bands. During development, these areas can be reviewed for pattern definition, spacing, alignment, and visual balance. The relationship between the openwork sections and the surrounding knit structure is particularly important to maintaining the character of the design.
  • ✓ Sleeve And Body Proportion Control: The relaxed short-sleeve shape and relatively straight body create the top's casual silhouette. Sample assessment can cover sleeve width, armhole placement, body width, garment length, and neckline proportions. These details should be checked together to establish a consistent overall shape before production approval.
  • ✓ Knit Surface And Finishing Review: Horizontal pattern transitions create several points that require attention during garment evaluation. Relevant review areas include the clarity of the openwork sections, continuity of the textured bands, neckline finishing, sleeve edges, and lower hem. The final acceptance criteria can be agreed with the buyer based on the approved sample.
  • ✓ Sample Approval And Production Reference: The approved sample can serve as the visual reference for bulk manufacturing, supported by confirmed measurements, construction details, pattern placement, and other agreed specifications. Recording these details helps the production team work from a consistent reference rather than relying on general product descriptions.
  • ✓ Bulk Order Quality Coordination: Quality checkpoints can be established around the style's distinctive construction, including garment measurements, horizontal pattern alignment, visible knit irregularities, edge finishing, and overall appearance. Inspection requirements and acceptable tolerances should be confirmed for each order according to the buyer's standards.
  • ✓ OEM Collection Development Support: For brands planning coordinated women's knitwear ranges, KAIDA can discuss how this design fits into the wider collection, including silhouette references, pattern variations, and product presentation requirements. Development priorities, order details, production schedules, and delivery expectations can then be documented for the individual project.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How Can Buyers Define Acceptable Variation In Openwork Patterns Across Bulk Production? +
Buyers should establish an approved sample as the visual reference and document the expected pattern spacing, horizontal alignment, and appearance of the openwork sections. Any acceptable variation should be agreed before production so inspection decisions are based on defined criteria rather than subjective comparisons.
What Should Be Evaluated When Assessing Dimensional Stability In An Open-Knit Garment? +
Dimensional stability should be assessed through an agreed evaluation process appropriate to the garment's intended care conditions. Buyers may review changes in body length, width, sleeve proportions, and neckline shape after the agreed care procedure. Testing methods and acceptable tolerances should be confirmed before the order rather than assumed to be standardized.
How Can Brands Reduce The Risk Of Different Fit Results Between Sample Approval And Bulk Delivery? +
The approved sample should be supported by a confirmed measurement chart, measurement points, and agreed tolerances. Buyers should also clarify how measurements are taken and whether they refer to the garment before or after any specified finishing process. These records provide a clearer basis for evaluating bulk garments.
What Production Risks Should Buyers Consider When Ordering Garments With Alternating Openwork And Solid Knit Sections? +
Changes between open and denser knit structures can create differences in appearance, flexibility, and fabric behavior. Buyers should review the transitions between pattern bands, the consistency of the design repeat, and the overall garment balance during sample approval. The production reference should clearly identify the intended construction and visual standard.
How Should Inspection Criteria Be Established For Semi-Sheer Knit Tops? +
Inspection criteria should reflect the garment's intended design rather than treating every open space as a defect. Buyers can define acceptable pattern formation, visible irregularities, edge finishing, and overall appearance using an approved sample or agreed visual references. Any additional inspection procedures should be specified for the individual order.
What Information Is Needed To Evaluate Whether A Design Is Suitable For Repeat Orders? +
Useful reference materials include the approved sample, final technical specifications, confirmed yarn composition, color standards, measurement records, and pattern layout. Buyers should also identify any changes in materials or construction since the previous order, as these may affect the comparability of the new production run.
How Can Buyers Manage Color Approval For Black Openwork Knitwear? +
Buyers should confirm the required black color reference and evaluate it under consistent viewing conditions. The approved sample and any agreed color standard can be used during production review. If formal colorfastness testing is required, the method and acceptance criteria should be specified separately instead of relying on an unspecified industry-wide standard.
Which Details Should Be Finalized Before Confirming A Bulk Purchase Order? +
Before placing the order, buyers should confirm the approved construction, measurement specifications, color reference, order quantity, packaging instructions, quality acceptance criteria, and required delivery schedule. Resolving outstanding technical decisions at this stage helps reduce avoidable changes after production planning has begun.