Choose the fabric with the garment in mind.
We source knit fabrics in Peru and Brazil, compare practical options and coordinate testing before production.
Brief a fabric search
Fabric roll detail
Let the garment guide the fabric search.
Fabric selection shapes the weight, drape, hand feel and construction of a garment. Share the intended product, composition, color direction and target weight so the search starts with useful constraints.
The fabric offer includes jersey, piqué, interlock, fleece and French terry in cotton, cotton blends, cotton Lycra, modal, Tencel, polyester and alpaca. Available constructions and compositions depend on the current mill network.
Sourcing in Peru follows up with vendors and can coordinate checks for quality, colorfastness and shrinkage. Final performance belongs to the selected fabric and test result; it is not a blanket material promise.
Knit constructions
Name the use, not just the fibre.
Composition alone does not define a fabric. Construction, weight, stretch, finish and color all need to match the intended garment.
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Jersey
Versatile knit direction for T-shirts and light garments
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Piqué
Textured knit direction often considered for polo shirts
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Interlock
Double-knit direction with a smoother, more stable structure
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Fleece
Brushed or unbrushed direction for warmer garments
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French terry
Loop-back direction for sweatshirts and jogging pants

Fabric, trims and construction belong in one brief.
Useful questions
Which information narrows the search?
Share the garment type, composition direction, target weight, hand feel, color, stretch needs and expected quantity. A reference fabric can also make the search more precise.
What checks can be coordinated?
The service includes quality, colorfastness and shrinkage checks. The test method, acceptance criteria and result must be tied to the selected fabric.
Where are fabrics sourced?
The fabric network includes Peru and Brazil. Current availability and vendor fit need to be checked for each brief.
Lima · Peru
Looking for the right knit?
Share the product, material direction, quantity and timing you know. We’ll use the brief to identify the next decisions.
Start a sourcing brief