What cardigan styles can I discuss with Huayang?
Use the textured women's cardigan or men's shawl-collar wrap as a reference, or bring your own design. Huayang supports knitwear development and production with 3, 5, 7, 12 and 14 gauge knitting. The proposed yarn, construction, fit and finishing are reviewed for the style.
Choose the front and collar together
A button-front brief needs more than a button count. Define the opening, the front-band appearance, button spacing and the way the garment should sit when fastened. A wrap style needs a clear overlap and the intended method of securing it. Treat these as different product briefs.
Set the collar's role at the same time. A simple open neckline can frame an everyday layer; a shawl collar is a visible feature of the men's reference. Specify the outline you want to preserve before exploring yarn or texture alternatives.
Assess it over the clothes customers will wear
Review the cardigan over the intended base layer. Check shoulder position, sleeve room, armhole comfort and body length together. A relaxed photograph is useful for direction, but measurements and a worn sample make the fit decision concrete.
For the women's reference, decide whether the textured surface and buttoned front are the main selling features. For the men's reference, clarify the relaxed silhouette and shawl-collar proportions. A coordinated range can share colors while keeping different fits and fronts.
Put category checks into the product brief
Agree what to review after washing and finishing: front alignment, collar shape, measurements, button attachment or wrap details, and the appearance of the knit surface. Request the tests and acceptance requirements your buying programme needs.
Huayang's documented process includes knitting, linking, washing, label attaching, ironing, metal detection and packing. Its independent inspection department checks garments individually. The factory page shows these production and quality stages.
Compare two cardigan directions
Example: an everyday women's cardigan
Illustrative category brief:
- Long sleeves, a textured knit surface and a button front, using the gray reference for direction.
- Specify the intended base layer, body length and size measurements.
- Mark the neckline and surface effect as priorities; invite yarn or trim alternatives within the target price.
- Add color quantities, label details and the required product checks.
Questions buyers ask
Can I develop a different neckline or closure?+
Include the proposed change in your design brief. Its construction, appearance and commercial implications are reviewed during development.
Which gauge should I choose for a cardigan?+
Start with the intended surface, weight and fit. Compare proposed yarn-and-construction combinations; the gauge guide explains how to assess them.
Are the pictured cardigans stocked products?+
They are development references. Final yarn, colors, measurements, quantities and delivery terms are confirmed for your order.