Full process from yarn to garment
Business, technique, sampling, production, QC, and delivery work in one chain, helping people understand how knitwear is really made.

From yarn, technique, and sampling to bulk delivery, we welcome people who respect detail, craft, and long-term growth.
Knitwear manufacturing is not one repeated task. It is continuous coordination between material, technique, on-site judgment, and delivery responsibility.
“We welcome people who can do small things accurately, explain issues clearly, and leave experience behind for the next project. Whether you work on the floor, in merchandising, in technique, or in systems, there is room here if you respect the shop floor and want to grow long term.”
We are looking for people who want to understand complex craft, support reliable delivery, and upgrade the factory with us.
Business, technique, sampling, production, QC, and delivery work in one chain, helping people understand how knitwear is really made.
Daily work connects sample approval, technical files, quality standards, and delivery milestones for brand supply-chain teams.
Operators, technicians, merchandisers, and production leaders learn through on-site coaching and reusable problem review.
ERP, MES, production data, scheduling, and quality tracking are becoming part of everyday operations.
Roles are not open all year. If there is no exact match, you can still join the talent network.
Business track
Connect client needs, sample progress, quotation details, and delivery milestones.
Technical track
Turn design intent into sampling, costing, and production-ready technical solutions.
Quality track
Translate client standards into measurement, appearance, packing, final inspection, and issue closure.
Production track
Drive stable delivery around scheduling, efficiency, quality, safety, and team coordination.
Skilled operator track
Deliver stable quality in key processes and grow into skilled backbone roles.
Efficiency and equipment track
Use process analysis, maintenance, and improvement to make production steadier and more repeatable.
Digital track
Connect real production workflows to systems so orders, progress, quality, and data can be tracked and improved.
We keep benefits practical: stable, clear, and redeemable, with rules made as transparent as possible.
Social insurance, housing fund, seniority benefits, holiday benefits, health checks, and safety management.
Cafeteria, accommodation, commuting support, and daily employee care.
Mentoring, role training, technical review, and cross-role learning.
Piece-rate, performance, and quality requirements are kept clear so effort and results are visible.
Different roles use different assessments, but we keep the process and feedback clear.
Resume submission
HR screening
Department interview / skill discussion
Trial work or practical assessment when needed
Offer discussion
Onboarding training
Yes. Some craft, production trainee, and operator roles accept motivated beginners. Business and system roles are assessed by language, communication, or system foundation.
Yes. Skilled workers are matched by experience, while newcomers start with basic processes and quality requirements.
English or Japanese is a strong advantage. Exact requirements depend on client direction, role level, and project scope.
We recommend it. Management is more stable when leaders understand process pace, quality standards, and team coordination.
We usually screen resumes as soon as possible. Timing depends on role urgency, interview scheduling, and completeness of materials.
Yes, when the training direction fits. We value learning willingness, communication ability, and long-term fit.
Apply for a specific role or join the talent network first. Please include your preferred direction, experience, availability, and contact details.
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