A light bulb, yarn cones, flat knitting machine, and sweater arranged as a garment knitting path

From idea to garment, we help you make it real.

Customers can start with a design direction, reference sample, target price, quantity, or timeline. SANTEXWELL breaks the project into material, technique, machine selection, sampling, bulk production, inspection, and delivery decisions.

How we work together

01

Clarify requirements

  • Break down style goals and buyer needs
  • Preview technique, cost, and delivery risks
  • Confirm missing project information
02

Select materials

  • Judge material and dyeing route
  • Balance quality, price, and timing
  • Evaluate trims, inspection, packing, and shipping impact
03

Technique and knitting

  • The technical team supports process decisions
  • Technique and pattern support turns ideas into samples
  • Match seamless whole garment, Fully Fashioned Garment, or knit & sew routes
04

Production and delivery

  • Reserve about 1 month for sampling
  • Fastest bulk orders depart port in about 1.5 months
  • Continue supply-chain delivery when the project requires it

The quality consumers feel comes from every knitwear process.

For consumers, knitwear is not a set of factory terms. It is smooth wearing, soft first touch, wash stability, and a clean final appearance. We treat every process as part of the final experience.

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Knitting equipment

Coverage includes Shima Seiki, Stoll, and Cixing, supporting 1.5G-18G gauges, seamless whole garment, Fully Fashioned Garment, and knit & sew, with end-to-end capabilities across knitwear categories, sampling, and production.

120+

In-house computerized flat-knitting machines

1.5G-18G

Gauge range

20+

Technique and pattern support

1000+

Styles per month

Shima Seiki seamless whole garment machines

Shima Seiki seamless whole garment machines

Cixing STG

Cixing STG

Stoll

Stoll

Computerized flat-knitting programming and a CLO 3D knitwear preview

DIGITAL SAMPLING / PROGRAMMING & PREVIEW

From knitting programming to a 3D garment your team can review.

Our Shima Seiki, Cixing, and Stoll programming teams translate stitch structures, gauge, yarn colours, and construction rules into files that computerized flat-knitting machines can read. Before knitting starts, CLO 3D shows the garment silhouette, colour placement, and key details for earlier review.

01

Process breakdown

Turn stitch, gauge, yarn, and construction rules into executable parameters.

02

Machine programming

Prepare readable program files for Shima Seiki, Cixing, and Stoll computerized flat-knitting machines.

03

CLO 3D review

Share front, side, back, pattern, and overall garment views before production.

At SANTEXWELL, we do more than knit sweaters. We build the right solution from open material, technique, and delivery choices.

A knitwear project is not decided by one process. Material, yarn count, gauge, structure, pattern, quantity, price, and timeline all interact. We start from the customer goal, then narrow those variables into a route that can be sampled, produced, and delivered.

The same sweater can be made in many ways. SANTEXWELL helps customers choose between quality, hand feel, price, timing, and stability instead of only quoting a processing fee.