New style development support & Exclusive sales service
We provide new style development and exclusive sales services
Guangzhou Nuanyue Clothing Co., Ltd. is a professional and experienced manufacturer dedicated to the design, development and production of all types of knitted sweaters.
We specialize in producing a wide range of sweaters, including casual daily sweaters, fashionable knitted pullovers, cardigans, oversized sweaters, children’s knitwear and custom functional sweaters. Our products cover diverse materials such as merino wool, cashmere, alpaca, mohair, blended yarn and recycled fabrics, meeting different demands for comfort, warmth, breathability and environmental protection.
We provide new style development and exclusive sales services
About 7-10 days for sample orders and 1-3 weeks for bulk orders
50-100 pcs per style
We strictly control product quality and will be responsible for after-sales service
We can provide you with a variety of fabric options and develop styles according to your requirements
Cable stitch is a classic textured knitting stitch that creates raised, twisted rope-like braided patterns on knit fabric. It works by crossing groups of stitches over each other during knitting to form thick, three-dimensional twisted cables, widely used in sweaters, cardigans and knitwear.
Rib stitch is a foundational stretch knitting stitch made by alternating vertical columns of knit stitches (front bump) and purl stitches (recessed groove) side by side. It creates elastic, vertical striped fabric widely used for knit cuffs, hems, collars and full garments.
Moss stitch (also called seed stitch) is a textured, bumpy flat knit stitch formed by alternating single knit and purl stitches both row-wise and column-wise. It creates a uniform tiny pebble/granular surface on both sides of the fabric, with no vertical lines like rib stitch.
Pointelle stitch is a classic openwork knitting technique that creates neat, regularly spaced tiny eyelet holes on knit fabric via transfer stitch (loop shifting). It forms delicate geometric perforated patterns, sitting between solid jersey and sheer mesh in stability and airiness.
Plain stitch, also widely called Single Jersey stitch, is the most basic, fundamental knitting stitch for all knitwear. It is formed by only knit loops on the front side of the fabric, with purl loops showing on the reverse side.
