Choose the knit around the way it will be worn.
Yarn blend, stitch structure and thickness work together. Start with the application, then review the sample for fit and feel.
Cotton, nylon, polyester and elastane.
Cotton can contribute a soft hand feel. Nylon and polyester are common synthetic yarn choices in sport socks. Elastane adds stretch and recovery. The result depends on the blend and construction; a fibre name alone does not establish performance.
Cushioning and ventilation zones.
Terry or cushioned areas can change the underfoot feel and bulk. More open knit zones can change the structure around the foot or leg. Discuss placement and thickness with your intended shoe and activity in mind.
Jacquard artwork.
Knitted patterns are formed within the fabric. Fine lines, small lettering and complex logos may need adjustment to suit the stitch structure. Review the artwork proof and physical sample before approving production.
Agree the final specification.
For a reliable quote, identify the intended use, preferred blend, sock height, size range, cushioning and approximate weight if known. If you do not yet know, send a reference and explain what you want to achieve.
Start with an idea.
Leave with a clear plan.
Send your artwork, quantity and target delivery date. Jemmy will help you define the next step.
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