
Begin with the fibre.
Material preparation is part of the route from raw fibre to a finished garment.
Development & production
In-house yarn spinning, colour development, knitting, garment making and finishing bring the production conversation close to the product.
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Working together
Each stage turns a design decision into something that can be reviewed, refined and approved. Quantities and timing are confirmed for the individual project.
Start with your briefChoose from our basic styles, or send your own product idea, reference images or tech pack. Include your material direction, estimated quantity and target timing where available.
Review yarn, colour, stitch and garment requirements together. Technical feasibility and the information needed for sampling are checked before agreement.
Use samples to review fit, texture, construction and finish. Gather feedback and discuss revisions before the specification is finalised.
Confirm the product specification, approved sample, quantities, commercial terms and timing in writing before bulk production.
Knitting, garment assembly, washing and finishing follow the confirmed requirements. Review inspection arrangements for the individual product.
Review final product details, packing requirements and delivery arrangements before dispatch. Confirm any changes to the agreed scope or schedule.
From fibre processing and yarn spinning to garment finishing, a closer look at work inside our family factory.

Material preparation is part of the route from raw fibre to a finished garment.

In-house spinning connects material choices with the requirements of the knitwear.

Garment making and finishing bring the agreed sample and product requirements together.
YUMARCH develops cashmere knitwear for brands, from 100% cashmere to wool and cashmere blends, working hand in hand with our family factory in Qinghe, Hebei, China. Our capabilities include raw material sourcing, in-house yarn spinning, colour development, sampling, 3–16 gauge knitting, garment making and finishing. Start from a basic style or send your tech pack; materials, quantities and timing are confirmed for each project.
For OEM and private-label projects, send your own design or tech pack. For ODM development, start from a basic style and discuss the yarn, fit and details for your brand. Sampling confirms the agreed specification before production.
Send your planned styles, colours and quantities. We will review the yarn, size breakdown and production details with you.
Read the small-run & MOQ guide
Discuss your production planA brief, reference images or a tech pack is a useful starting point. Add your material direction, estimated quantity and target timing where available.
Yes. Tell us what is already defined and which decisions are still open. We can discuss what is needed before sampling can be agreed.
Yes. Orders start from 50 pieces per style, and colour splits can be discussed. For example, one style in one colour can be a 50-piece run, and two colours at 50 pieces each make 100 pieces. Materials, size allocation and production details are reviewed with your brief.
Yes. We offer a range of basic knitwear styles to choose from. Ask us for options, then discuss the yarn, colours and any details you would like to develop.
Samples usually take about 7 days once the style details are clear, and bulk production about 3–4 weeks after sample approval. The schedule for your order is confirmed after the requirements have been reviewed, so share your target timing early. Read our sampling guide
An image can start the conversation. A quotation also needs sufficient detail about materials, construction, quantities and other requirements; we will identify what needs to be clarified. See the quote preparation checklist
Whether you are defining a new style or preparing for sample development, share your brief and the questions you need to resolve.
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