Circular knitting machines at a partner mill
Circular knitting machines fed from overhead yarn creels at a partner knitting mill in Bangladesh, where fabric is knitted before it is cut and sewn.
- Length
- 0:25, no sound
- Filmed at
- A partner mill in Bangladesh (not our own floor)
What you are seeing
Yarn runs from the cones on the creel above into each machine, which knits it into a continuous tube of fabric. Jersey, rib, interlock and fleece are all knitted on machines like these, set up differently.
A fabric's weight (GSM) is set here, by the yarn and the stitch length, which is why the weight agreed in your tech pack has to reach the mill before knitting starts.
We cut and sew garments on our own floor in Narayanganj. Knitting and dyeing are done by partner mills in Bangladesh, and this footage was filmed at one of them.
Where this clip appears
- Low MOQ Clothing Manufacturer
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More from the floor and the mills
0:25Partner millJet dyeing knitted fabric at a partner plant
0:11Partner millInside a partner fabric dye house
0:09Partner millA yarn dye house at a partner mill
0:25Partner millA yarn-winding hall at a partner mill
0:25Partner millChecking yarn at a partner mill
1:08WalkthroughHow to fill in a tech pack, section by section