Services designed to make knitwear sourcing clearer.
Yarmere supports small-batch women’s knitwear projects through sourcing direction, sampling coordination, QC follow-up, and delivery handover. Our service is designed for brands that need clearer execution support — not bulk-volume trading or generic stock sourcing.
Core Services
Four focused service modules for small-batch knitwear sourcing and execution support.
01 — Sourcing Direction
For turning references into feasible sourcing directions.
Includes:
- Reference review
- Supplier direction
- Ready-stock or market-available style direction
- Material or yarn suggestions
- MOQ, cost factors and feasibility notes
02 — Sampling Coordination
For first samples and revisions.
Includes:
- Sample request follow-up
- Revision tracking
- Fit or detail comments
- Approval status update
03 — QC & Production Follow-up
For clearer visibility during sample and bulk stages.
Includes:
- Production progress updates
- QC checkpoint follow-up
- Measurement and appearance checks
- Issue photos and records
04 — Delivery Handover
For preparing goods before dispatch.
Includes:
- Packing coordination
- Quantity confirmation
- Basic document or label confirmation support
- Shipment handover notes
For Small Trial Orders
For very small quantities or early trial orders, full custom production may not always be realistic. In these cases, Yarmere can help review market-available or ready-stock knitwear directions, compare similar styles, and check whether limited adjustments, private-label coordination, basic QC, or delivery handover are feasible.
Availability, colors, quantities, modification options, and lead time remain subject to supplier confirmation.
To Keep Projects Clear
- Confirmed and pending items are tracked separately.
- Changes may affect cost, timing, and sample rounds.
- Fibre / product information is based on supplied or confirmed records.
- New projects require clear payment terms before production starts.
- Key risks are reported early instead of hidden until shipment.
What We Do Not Offer at This Stage
Yarmere does not operate as a retail clothing brand, offer unrestricted credit-based orders, or make unsupported fibre-content, care-label, or compliance claims. We also do not take on high-risk relabelling or major modification work without written confirmation and supporting information.
How Pricing Works
Yarmere’s pricing is based on product cost, service scope, and the level of coordination required.
For most sourcing and coordination projects, our service fee is usually 6%–10% of the goods value, with a minimum project fee for small orders. Sampling, QC, documentation, packaging, and delivery handover may be quoted separately depending on the project scope.
Initial feasibility checks are free when based on a short brief. Any detailed sourcing, sample follow-up, QC, documentation, or delivery support will be confirmed before work begins.
Common Questions
A few practical notes for brands reviewing knitwear sourcing from China.
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Yes. Yarmere works with small fashion brands and boutique labels developing women’s knitwear in smaller quantities. Feasibility depends on product type, material direction, quantity range, timing, and supplier availability.
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For full custom production, many suppliers prefer clearer minimum quantities, often around 100 pieces per style or higher depending on yarn, gauge, workmanship, and timing. For smaller trial quantities, Yarmere may review market-available or ready-stock knitwear directions when custom production is not realistic.
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Yes. For very small quantities or early trial orders, we can help review market-available or ready-stock knitwear directions, compare similar styles, and check whether limited adjustments, private-label coordination, basic QC, or delivery handover are feasible.
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We can support selected private-label or own-label needs when supplier conditions, label information, packaging requirements, and project responsibilities are clearly confirmed.
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Yarmere supports agreed QC checkpoints, including measurement checks, appearance checks, workmanship review, issue photos, and handover notes. The exact QC scope depends on project size, product type, and agreed requirements.
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Send your reference image, target quantity, material direction, target timing, and any tech pack or notes. We’ll review whether the project fits our current sourcing scope and suggest the next step.
Send us your knitwear reference.
We’ll check feasibility, clarify the next step, and let you know what needs confirmation before sampling or sourcing begins.
