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In-House Knitting & Dyeing

Knitting & Dyeing Capability

Two mills, one workflow, fewer hands between your spec and your fabric.

Because we run our own knitting and dyeing mills, you coordinate fabric structure, GSM, width, stretch, lab dips, custom colors and bulk dyeing far more directly across nylon spandex and polyester spandex knitted fabrics.

  • Own knitting mill — you set fabric structure, GSM, width and stretch direction.

  • Own dyeing mill — lab dips, custom colors and bulk dyeing coordinated under one roof.

  • Direct coordination across knitting, dyeing, finishing and fabric inspection.

  • Built for color development, bulk shade consistency and repeat-order matching.

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Knitting and dyeing mill producing nylon spandex knitted fabric

Two Mills, One Workflow

7-Day Lab Dip Turnaround

Before You Sample

Share your garment application, fabric composition, GSM, width, color standard and quantity per color. We can help you review a suitable knitted stretch fabric direction before you move into sampling or bulk production.

Coordinated In-House

Better control from fabric structure to bulk color

For nylon spandex and polyester spandex knitted fabrics, structure, GSM, width, stretch, handfeel and color are all closely connected. When your knitting and dyeing run in coordination, fabric development, lab dips, bulk dyeing and production follow-up move with fewer communication layers.

Knitted stretch fabric rolls moving from knitting to dyeing

Knit → Dye → Finish

One coordinated line

More stable fabric specifications

Fabric structure, GSM, width and stretch direction can be discussed from the knitting stage, giving you a clearer base for dyeing, finishing and bulk production.

Clearer color development

Lab dips, custom colors and bulk dyeing requirements are coordinated together with your fabric composition, fabric structure and final application.

Better sample-to-bulk follow-up

Approved samples, fabric specifications, color direction and production records can be reviewed together when you prepare bulk orders or repeat orders.

Faster response during production

Questions about GSM, width, shade, handfeel or finishing can be checked across knitting, dyeing and inspection more directly, improving communication while you develop and run bulk.

Color & Bulk Coordination

Working on a color standard or shade band you need matched in bulk? Send your fabric composition, GSM, width and Pantone or physical reference, and we'll walk you through lab dip and bulk dyeing direction before you commit to production.

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Own Knitting Mill

Own knitting mill for fabric structure and stretch control

Our knitting mill supports your nylon spandex and polyester spandex knitted fabric development from the base fabric stage, covering fabric structure, GSM direction, width direction, knitting density and stretch foundation.

Circular knitting machine producing stretch fabric
Yarn cones feeding the knitting line
Knitting mill floor running nylon spandex fabric
Greige knitted fabric roll off the machine
Operator checking knitting density
Width and stretch inspection on knitted base fabric
Knitting + Dyeing Together

Coordinated knitting and dyeing for smoother fabric development

Knitted stretch fabrics are shaped by several connected details — fabric structure, GSM, width, stretch, handfeel, color and finishing direction. With knitting and dyeing coordinated internally, your fabric requirements can be reviewed across these stages before sampling, during bulk production and for repeat orders.

Dyed knitted stretch fabric reviewed against color standards

Reviewed Together

Fabric base + color

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Fabric requirements checked earlier

Knitting requirements like structure, GSM, width and stretch direction can be discussed together with your dyeing and finishing needs before sampling or bulk production.

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Color development linked with fabric base

Lab dips and custom colors can be reviewed together with fabric composition, fabric structure and final garment application, supporting clearer color communication with you.

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More direct bulk production follow-up

If questions come up around GSM, width, shade, handfeel or finishing, knitting, dyeing and inspection teams can check the details more directly for you.

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Better reference for repeat orders

Previous fabric specifications, approved colors and production records can serve as references when you prepare replenishment orders or long-term fabric programs.

Suggested Process Line

A simple way to move from fabric requirement to repeat order, with knitting, dyeing and inspection staying connected at each step.

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Knitting requirement review

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Lab dip and color direction

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Bulk dyeing and finishing follow-up

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Inspection and repeat order reference

End-to-End Support

Support across fabric development, bulk production and reorders

From fabric development to bulk production and repeat orders, coordinated knitting and dyeing helps you communicate the details that matter — structure, GSM, width, stretch, handfeel, color and finishing direction — more clearly at every stage.

Discussing fabric development based on garment application
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Fabric development support

Talk through fabric composition, structure, GSM, width, stretch and handfeel based on your garment application — before you commit to sampling.

Composition
Structure & GSM
Width & Stretch
Handfeel
Coordinating lab dips and bulk color direction
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Custom color communication

Coordinate lab dips, color standards, dyeing requirements and bulk color direction more directly with the dyeing process, so your color intent carries through.

Lab Dips
Color Standards
Dyeing Needs
Bulk Color
Following up bulk production across teams
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Bulk production follow-up

Review GSM, width, shade, handfeel and finishing details across knitting, dyeing and inspection while your bulk runs, so the fabric stays on track.

GSM & Width
Shade
Handfeel
Finishing
Checking fabric details with fewer communication layers
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Quicker issue response

When a question appears during sampling or bulk production, the related teams can check fabric details together with fewer communication layers between you and the floor.

Sampling Checks
Bulk Checks
Fewer Layers
Direct Teams
Using approved records as references for repeat orders
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Repeat order reference

Use your previous fabric specifications, approved colors and production records as references when you prepare replenishment orders or long-term fabric programs.

Fabric Specs
Approved Colors
Production Records
Long-Term Programs
Start Your Fabric Development

Tell us your garment application, fabric composition, GSM, width, color standard and quantity per color. We'll review a suitable knitted stretch fabric direction with you, and keep knitting, dyeing and inspection connected from sampling through bulk and reorders.

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Inside The Mills

Factory photos from knitting to finished fabric

Follow the key production stages behind our nylon spandex and polyester spandex knitted fabrics — from knitting and greige preparation to lab dip checking, bulk dyeing, finished rolls and packing. These photos show how fabric structure, color direction and production follow-up are handled through our own knitting and dyeing facilities.

Knitting mill

Fabric structure, GSM direction, width direction and stretch foundation start from the greige fabric stage.

Knitting production for nylon spandex knitted fabrics
Knitting production for nylon spandex
Yarn cones feeding the knitting line
Yarn cones feeding the knitting line
Fabric surface checking during knitting
Surface checking during knitting
Greige fabric rolls prepared before dyeing
Greige rolls prepared before dyeing
GSM and structure check at the knitting stage
GSM and structure check
Checking knitting density on the machine
Checking knitting density
Want A Closer Look

Want more than photos? We can share additional factory images, short videos or physical fabric swatches for the stage you care about. Tell us your fabric composition, GSM and color direction, and we'll prepare references that match what you're developing.

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Send Requirements

Tell Us What You're Making, Get a Fabric Direction Back

Share your garment and requirements and we'll recommend a nylon spandex direction, with a quote, within 24 hours.

Talk to a Real Person
Leon, fabric sales contact at Xinchuangda Textile

Leon

Fabric Sales · Xinchuangda Textile

Hi, I'm Leon. Tell me what you're making and I'll handle it from there. I won't just throw swatches at you, I'll ask about your garment, handfeel, opacity, color and testing first, then recommend nylon spandex options that actually fit.

Whether you're sampling a new collection or scaling bulk, I'll keep things clear from first sample to repeat order. Send your details and I'll get back to you within 24 hours.

Leon

Your Fabric Contact

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Send Your Requirements

Get a fabric recommendation & quote within 24h

We reply within 24h. Your details are used only to answer your inquiry.

Alice, Sales Lead

Project Brief

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