Private-label collections
Garments, developed for your brand.
Knitwear can connect an accessories collection through colour, texture and a shared design language. YILANG reviews knitted garment briefs with the customer's fit expectations and your commercial priorities in view. We work through silhouette, yarn, stitch, weight and measurements, then use sample feedback to refine the proposal. The garment, branding and packing need to fit the same target cost and delivery plan, with agreed specifications guiding the next production decision.
Choose your audience
Explore a direction for your collection.
Collection imagery illustrates design directions. Materials, construction and final specifications are agreed during development.
Development options
Details to make the collection yours.
- Pullover and cardigan directions for Women, Men and Kids.
- Plain, rib, cable and jacquard stitch development.
- Neckline, cuff, hem and fastening details reviewed together.
- Yarn and weight choices assessed against handfeel and cost.
- Colour coordination with hats, scarves and other accessories.
Your brief
A useful place to start.
- Do you have a size chart, fit reference or technical pack?
- Which construction details are essential to your design?
- What price position, size breakdown and delivery window should guide the range?
Manufacturing scope
The production route follows the product.
Knitted garment programmes can draw on in-house flat knitting, linking and washing. Construction, finishing and any additional partner processes are confirmed against the selected garment brief.
Before we begin
Questions from buyers.
Can we start without a complete tech pack?
A reference, moodboard or clear product direction can start the discussion. We then work through the missing measurements, materials and construction details needed for a useful sample brief.
How are fit changes recorded?
Sample feedback is translated into agreed revisions and a versioned specification. Measurements, composition, trims and approval details should refer to the same version before production is planned.
What needs extra review for Kids' garments?
The intended age group and market guide the review of fit, fastenings, cords and trims where relevant. We agree product requirements and testing scope for the actual style.
Build the wider collection
Consider the pieces together.
From direction to development
Bring us your brief.
A reference, moodboard or tech pack can start the conversation. Share your customer, target cost, quantity and timing so we can review the next steps together.
Discuss garmentsHow development works