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Women's 12GG Cotton Blend Cable Knit V-Neck Sweater | OEM Manufacturer

OEM & ODM

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Low MOQ

From 100 pcs

7-12 Days

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Worldwide

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

This women's 12GG cable knit V-neck sweater is developed for fashion brands, private label collections, and wholesale buyers seeking a structured cotton-blend knit with a refined textured appearance. With a finished weight of approximately 370g, the sweater provides a substantial yet versatile hand-feel for transitional autumn and spring collections, as well as lighter winter layering programs. The yarn composition consists of 88% cotton, 10% nylon, and 2% spandex. The high cotton content provides the natural hand-feel and breathability associated with cotton-rich knitwear, while nylon contributes additional yarn strength and structural support within the knitted construction. The spandex component helps improve stretch recovery in areas such as the V-neck rib, cuffs, and hem. The defining feature of this style is its structured cable knit surface. On a 12GG computerized flat knitting machine, cable sections require controlled stitch formation and consistent tension to maintain clear pattern definition without creating excessive distortion across the garment body. The fully fashioned construction includes a V-neckline, textured cable panels, ribbed trims, and a contemporary relaxed silhouette. The cable layout, neckline proportions, yarn composition, color, and measurements can be developed according to a buyer's tech pack or reference sample. For brands developing custom women's knitwear collections, we support OEM/ODM production from yarn selection and color development through sample approval, size grading, and private label finishing.

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CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS

Cable Knit Pattern Development

Modifying cable width, cable density, rope-knit structures, or the arrangement of textured panels according to a tech pack or visual reference.

V-Neck Depth & Rib Structure

Adjusting V-neck depth, rib width, neckline proportions, and the relationship between the cable pattern and front neckline for different brand fits.

Cotton Blend Composition

Developing alternative cotton-rich blends or adjusting the nylon and stretch-fiber ratio according to the required hand-feel, recovery, durability, and target cost.

Size Grading & Proportion Control

Developing size specifications and grading rules for different markets, with particular attention to cable pattern proportions, shoulder width, sleeve length, and body measurements.

Private Label Branding & Trims

Supporting custom main labels, care labels, woven side tabs, embroidered or knitted logos, hangtags, and packaging according to the buyer's branding requirements.

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY

  • Cable Pattern Definition & Tension Control: Cable structures use more complex stitch formations than a plain knit surface. If stitch tension is inconsistent, the cable panels can become uneven or pull the surrounding fabric out of proportion. During sample and bulk production, knitting parameters are controlled to maintain consistent cable definition and panel dimensions.
  • Cotton-Blend Dimensional Stability: Cotton-rich knitwear requires careful control of relaxation and finishing because the garment can change dimensions during washing and drying. The finishing process is adjusted according to the actual yarn composition and approved sample to control post-wash dimensional changes.
  • V-Neck Recovery & Edge Stability: The V-neck is a high-visibility area where uneven tension can cause stretching, waviness, or loss of shape. The neckline rib structure and linking tension are controlled during production to achieve a clean V shape and maintain recovery after normal wear.
  • Pattern Proportion Across Size Grading: Cable patterns can appear visually compressed or stretched when a garment is simply scaled up or down. During grading, the cable panel layout and surrounding plain-knit areas are reviewed together to maintain a balanced appearance across different sizes.
KAIDA knitting factory floor

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do you prevent the cable knit pattern from becoming distorted during production? +
Cable knit structures require more complex stitch formation than plain knit fabrics. We control knitting parameters and stitch tension during development and bulk production to maintain consistent cable definition and prevent the textured panels from pulling the surrounding fabric out of shape.
Does the high cotton content affect the sweater's dimensional stability after washing? +
Cotton-rich knitwear can experience dimensional changes if the relaxation and finishing process is not properly controlled. We evaluate the actual yarn composition and approved sample during finishing and adjust the process to achieve the required post-wash dimensional stability.
Can we customize the cable pattern and V-neck proportions? +
Yes. The cable width, pattern arrangement, neckline depth, rib width, and front-panel layout can be developed according to a buyer's tech pack, reference garment, or design artwork.
What is the advantage of using 12GG for this cable knit sweater? +
12GG allows the cable texture to be developed with a relatively refined stitch structure compared with heavier-gauge chunky knits. For this 370g style, it provides a balance between visible texture, a structured hand-feel, and a more versatile silhouette for transitional-season collections.
How do you keep the cable pattern proportional across different sizes? +
The cable layout is reviewed during size grading rather than simply enlarging the entire garment proportionally. The width of the cable panels and surrounding knit areas can be adjusted to maintain the intended visual balance across the approved size range.
Can you develop this sweater from a tech pack or physical reference sample? +
Yes. We can develop the style from a technical package, reference garment, design image, or combination of these materials. The sample stage is used to confirm the yarn, cable structure, measurements, neckline proportions, and finishing requirements before bulk production.