Machine Knitting Services

Custom Knitwear

Create a knitted garment with a considered fit, texture, and finish. Share your inspiration, preferred fibers, and how you plan to wear the piece. The studio can help refine the design and discuss machine-knitting options before work begins. Each commission is developed around your needs, with details such as shape and color settled together.

Small-Batch Production

Bring a small collection or product idea to life through machine knitting. The studio can discuss quantities, construction, yarn choices, and the level of consistency your project needs. This service suits designers and makers exploring a limited run. A clear plan for samples and production helps align the finished pieces with your design intent.

Knit Prototyping

Turn a sketch or early concept into a knitted sample you can assess in hand. Prototyping helps you evaluate stitch structure, drape, dimensions, and yarn behavior before committing to a larger project. Share your design goals and reference materials to guide the first version. Revisions can be discussed as the piece takes shape.

Textile Panels

Request machine-knitted panels tailored to a particular project, scale, or visual direction. Panels can support garment construction, accessories, or other textile applications. Discuss the intended use, dimensions, stitch appearance, and material preferences with the studio. These details help guide a practical approach to sampling and finishing, while keeping the panel aligned with your design.

Design Development

Shape an initial idea into a workable machine-knitted design. Together, you can consider the piece's purpose, proportions, texture, and suitable fiber options. This service is useful when a concept needs refinement before sampling or production. Bring sketches, references, or a clear description of what you have in mind to start the conversation.

Knit Repairs

Discuss whether a knitted garment or textile can be repaired and what approach may suit its construction. Share clear photos and information about the damage so the studio can review the piece before recommending next steps. Repair possibilities depend on the material, knit structure, and condition. The studio can outline available options after assessing the item.