Launch MOQ and Prototype Timing
This sweater can begin at 50 pcs per design, with the development sample scheduled for approximately 7-10 days.

Private Label Men's Knitwear Manufacturer
A silver-grey long-sleeve sweater combining an all-over seed-stitch texture with a fold-over collar, half zip, and ribbed edges.
OEM/private-label development from a China clothing factory, with fit, fabric, trims and bulk QC confirmed before production.
Final commercial values depend on fabric, quantity, trims and packaging.
Product overview
A silver-grey long-sleeve sweater combining an all-over seed-stitch texture with a fold-over collar, half zip, and ribbed edges. Best for Textural citywear, trans-seasonal layering stories, and private-label smart-casual sweater ranges.. We can develop the final product from your tech pack, reference garment or a shared set of product notes.
Buyer answer summary
These quick answers cover the main details buyers usually check before sending an RFQ.
This sweater can begin at 50 pcs per design, with the development sample scheduled for approximately 7-10 days.
Plan 15-30 days for the production run after sample approval and confirmation that the chosen material is ready.
The seed-stitch repeat, rib density, collar behavior, and zipper integration should be evaluated together on the approved sample.
Inspection can cover zipper tracking, collar symmetry, texture regularity, cuff and hem dimensions, garment measurements, and seam finish.
The program can accommodate alternate color direction, hardware, collar proportions, fit, labels, badges, and buyer-defined packaging.
Provide graded measurements, zipper references, color standards, label artwork, placement diagrams, packaging requirements, and delivery quantities by size.
Open-and-close testing on the pre-production sample helps confirm that the puller travels cleanly without catching the textured front panel or distorting the fold-over collar.
State whether the sweater will sit over a shirt or a light base layer; the chest, armhole, and sleeve specification can then be assessed against that intended use.
Ready to develop?