Your Color, Your Yarn — Precisely Engineered for Knit Production
Custom yarn colors matched to Pantone or physical references, controlled from lab dip to bulk knitting.
Pantone / TPX / TCX / physical swatch matching
Stock-dyed & custom-dyed yarn options
Lab dip approval before bulk production
Color consistency across sizes & batches
Why Color Customization Matters in Knitwear
Color Control Is Not Just Dyeing — It’s a Production System
Yarn absorbs dye differently by fiber type (cotton, wool, viscose, nylon, blends)
Knit structures affect visual color depth
Bulk dyeing vs garment dyeing differences
Color deviation risk across lots
Same Pantone ≠ same result on different yarns
Lab dips prevent bulk-production color risk
Yarn dyeing ensures better repeatability than piece dyeing for most knitwear
What We Can Customize
Customizable Color & Yarn Options
Pantone TPX / TCX matching
Buyer-provided physical swatch
Seasonal color development
Multi-color programs for collections
Cotton, wool, merino, viscose, acrylic, nylon, blends
Different yarn counts & ply
Stock yarn re-dye or fresh dye lot
Melange / marl / heather effects (where feasible)
Our Color Matching Process (Step-by-Step)
From Reference to Bulk Yarn — Our Workflow
Color Reference Submission
Pantone code or physical swatch
Yarn Selection Confirmation
Fiber type, yarn count, construction
Lab Dip Development
2–3 lab dips for approval (if required)
Buyer Approval
Color confirmed before bulk dyeing
Bulk Yarn Dyeing
Single lot or controlled multiple lots
Knitting & QC
Color checked under standard light conditions
MOQ & Cost Considerations
Minimums, Lead Time & Cost Factors
MOQ depends on yarn type & color method
Custom-dyed yarn has higher MOQ than stock colors
Lab dips add time but reduce production risk
Lead time typically increases by 7–14 days for custom colors
Start Your Color Development
Send us:
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Pantone code, yarn sample or swatch
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Yarn preference
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Estimated quantity
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Target delivery window
