Jumper

1. Design and Planning

• Concept Development: Create sketches or digital designs for the jumper.

• Material Selection: Choose yarn type (e.g., wool, cotton, acrylic) based on design and functionality.

• Pattern Making: Develop patterns for different sizes.

2. Yarn Preparation

• Yarn Sourcing: Procure yarn in the required colors and quantities.

• Yarn Testing: Ensure quality and consistency of the yarn.

3. Knitting

• Machine Setup: Load yarn onto knitting machines and set up according to the design.

• Knitting Process: Use flat or circular knitting machines to create panels or tubular pieces.

• Quality Check: Inspect knitted pieces for defects like holes or uneven stitching.

4. Cutting and Sewing

• Cutting: Cut knitted fabric into panels (front, back, sleeves) if not knitted to shape.

• Sewing: Assemble panels using sewing machines, attaching sleeves, shoulders, and sides.

• Seam Finishing: Reinforce seams for durability.

5. Trimming and Detailing

• Necklines and Cuffs: Add ribbing or finishing to necklines, cuffs, and hems.

• Embellishments: Add buttons, zippers, or embroidery as per design.

6. Washing and Dyeing

• Washing: Clean the jumper to remove oils or residues.

• Dyeing: Apply color if not pre-dyed (optional, depending on design).

7. Quality Control

• Inspection: Check for defects in stitching, fit, and overall finish.

• Sizing Check: Ensure consistency across sizes.

8. Pressing and Finishing

• Steaming/Pressing: Remove wrinkles and shape the jumper.

• Labeling: Attach brand labels, care instructions, and size tags.

9. Packaging

• Folding: Fold the jumper neatly.

• Packaging: Pack in polybags or boxes for shipping.

10. Distribution

• Shipping: Send finished products to retailers or customers.