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Volume Sourcing Women's Dog Jacquard Pullover Factory

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From 100 pcs

7-12 Days

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Designed for contemporary women's knitwear collections, this camel and ivory jacquard pullover combines a classic crew neck silhouette with a distinctive dog-inspired pattern. The warm neutral palette gives the garment a timeless appearance, while the small dog motifs introduce a playful element suited to brands seeking knitwear with a recognizable visual identity. The front panel features a vertically arranged diamond matrix incorporating dog jacquard motifs. This organized layout creates a clear pattern rhythm and keeps the decorative details concentrated in one area. In contrast, the sleeves and back remain in solid colors, allowing the front design to stand out without making the entire garment visually busy. The double-sided jacquard construction integrates the contrasting pattern into the knitted fabric, creating a cohesive appearance across the patterned section. The classic crew neckline and long sleeves complement the graphic front panel, making the sweater suitable for everyday collections, heritage-inspired assortments, and casual fashion ranges. For B2B apparel buyers, this design offers a distinctive option for seasonal product development and private-label knitwear programs. Brands can evaluate the motif proportions, color contrast, and pattern placement against their collection requirements, using an approved sample as the reference for subsequent production.

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CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS

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Jacquard Placement Customisation

Shift the diamond grid upward or downward, extend the pattern toward shoulders, or limit the jacquard to a smaller chest badge layout.

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Yarn Weight & Handfeel Tuning

Tune yarn fineness to create a softer, fluffier surface or a smoother, more compact knit texture without changing the 14GG machine setup.

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Contrast Accent Customisation

Add subtle contrast colour on rib neck, cuffs or hem; keep the main argyle and dog graphic unchanged for brand consistency.

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Stitch Backing Adjustment

Choose between standard float jacquard or tighter interlock backing, trading production cost for better snag resistance for high-wear collections.

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Packaging & Hangtag Branding

Build bespoke packaging sets, including printed swing tags, woven size labels and branded tissue paper aligned to your brand identity.

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITY

  • ✓ Advanced Digital Jacquard Programming And Knit Structure Contro: With extensive knitwear manufacturing experience, the production team can translate multi-color jacquard artwork into machine-readable knitting programs. Pattern planning considers color changes, stitch structure, yarn tension, and float management to help maintain clear dog motifs and a consistent diamond layout. This supports accurate reproduction of complex graphic designs while keeping the overall fabric appearance balanced.
  • ✓ Precise Pattern Alignment And Symmetry Inspection: For designs featuring a centered front motif, pattern positioning is an important visual quality checkpoint. Alignment can be reviewed during panel knitting and garment assembly, with particular attention to the vertical diamond arrangement, center-front positioning, and left-right balance. These checks help identify noticeable deviations before garments move to the next production stage.
  • ✓ Multi-Stage Quality Control From Yarn To Finished Garment: Quality checks can be arranged at several stages, including incoming yarn review, knitted-panel inspection, garment assembly, measurement verification, and final finishing. For this jacquard sweater, inspection priorities include color consistency, motif definition, fabric density, seam appearance, and garment dimensions. Steam finishing and final visual checks help prepare garments for buyer review and packing.
  • ✓ Efficient Sample Development And Technical Translation: A dedicated development process helps convert buyer-provided artwork, reference garments, or technical packs into physical samples. The team can review pattern scale, color placement, and the relationship between the dog motifs and diamond grid before presenting the sample for approval. Buyer feedback is then documented to guide revisions and clarify production requirements.
  • ✓ Production Planning And Order Delivery Coordination: Bulk production requires coordination between material preparation, knitting schedules, garment assembly, finishing, inspection, and packing. Production planning takes account of confirmed specifications, material readiness, and order requirements, while progress communication helps buyers follow key milestones. Established production and logistics coordination supports more predictable order handling for overseas brands and wholesale customers.
KAIDA knitting factory floor

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How Should Brands Manage Design Changes After The Jacquard Sample Has Been Approved? +
Changes to artwork, motif size, color placement, gauge, or garment dimensions can affect the knitting program and the final appearance. Before implementing a revision, the buyer and manufacturer should clarify its impact on sampling, material requirements, production timing, and approval status. Significant visual or structural changes should be evaluated through a revised sample rather than automatically applied to the existing bulk specifications.
What Information Helps A Manufacturer Estimate The Production Feasibility Of A Custom Jacquard Knitwear Design? +
A useful development package includes reference artwork, target garment measurements, proposed yarn composition, color references, gauge preferences, order quantities, and any requirements for the reverse side of the fabric. Clear images or a technical pack help the manufacturer assess pattern complexity and identify details that may require adjustment. This early review supports more realistic sampling expectations and reduces avoidable revisions during development.
Which Inspection Points Are Most Important For A Camel And Ivory Dog Jacquard Sweater? +
Inspection should cover both the overall garment and the details of the knitted pattern. Important checkpoints include center-front alignment, consistency of the diamond grid, recognizability of the dog motifs, color separation, stitch uniformity, seam appearance, measurements, and finishing quality. Reviewing these points against an approved sample helps buyers establish clear acceptance criteria for their production orders.
How Can Differences In Stretch Between Jacquard And Plain-Knit Sections Affect The Finished Sweater? +
Jacquard and plain-knit areas may behave differently because of variations in stitch structure and yarn distribution. These differences can influence the garment's drape, surface tension, and overall shape. During sample review, buyers should check whether the front panel lies smoothly against the solid-color sleeves and back, with particular attention to puckering, uneven edges, and visible distortion around the patterned area.
What Should Brands Check When Comparing A Pre-Production Sample With Bulk Garments? +
The approved sample should serve as the primary reference for bulk inspection. Buyers should compare the placement and proportions of the dog motifs, diamond spacing, camel and ivory color contrast, fabric texture, garment measurements, and finishing. Small visual differences can become more noticeable across a large order, so agreed specifications and consistent inspection criteria are important for evaluating production uniformity.
How Can Buyers Determine Whether A Jacquard Design Is Suitable For The Selected Knitting Gauge? +
A jacquard design should be evaluated against the selected gauge, motif dimensions, color distribution, and level of detail. For this 14GG sweater, small dog motifs and diamond outlines need to be reviewed at the actual knitted scale rather than judged from a digital image alone. Initial sampling helps identify details that may need simplification and establishes a practical balance between pattern clarity and fabric appearance before bulk production.