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AIGE
AIGE knitted products and factory
Custom Manufacturing for Global BuyersFactory proof before the quote

Custom knittedmanufacturing forcareful sourcing teams

Custom Knitted Socks, Home Textiles & Accessories Manufacturer

OEM/ODM support, low MOQ, fast sampling and responsible production for brands, importers and retail programs worldwide.

Sampling room

Final inspection

Material library

15+

years OEM/ODM

6,000 sqm

factory base

50,000+

pairs per day

12h

RFQ response

YarnGaugeSampleQCPackagingExportReorder
YarnGaugeSampleQCPackagingExportReorder

Buyer brief

A useful RFQ starts with four decisions.

Product type

Socks, cozy home textiles or knitted accessories.

Quantity plan

Launch MOQ, seasonal reorder or retail volume.

Material route

Cotton, wool, recycled yarns, blends and trims.

Retail finish

Logo, packaging, labeling and export destination.

The steps buyers do not see

Material, stitch and finish control the outcome

A serious quote depends on decisions that happen before bulk production: yarn route, gauge, finishing method, packaging and the final market the product needs to serve.

See factory capability
Thread choice
01 / material

Thread choice

Yarn, blend, touch and color direction are checked before sample cost is treated as final.

Stitch control
02 / making

Stitch control

Gauge, shape, elasticity and seam finish decide whether the product can repeat season after season.

Retail finish
03 / shelf

Retail finish

Labels, cartons and custom packs are part of the buyer experience, not a late packing decision.

Factory-direct accountability

Sampling, knitting, sewing, inspection, packing and export coordination stay inside one managed production workflow.

Programs built for buyers

Low MOQ launch orders, replenishment planning and seasonal retail programs can be scoped without switching suppliers.

Responsible sourcing signals

BSCI, WRAP, Sedex, OEKO-TEX and GRS resources help procurement teams pass supplier screening faster.

Export-ready communication

Clear specs, sample checkpoints, packaging files and delivery coordination give overseas buyers fewer unknowns.

Procurement proof

Four signals buyers check before they share a tech pack

Top manufacturing sites do not rely on product photos alone. They make capacity, sampling rhythm, compliance and export execution visible early so a serious buyer can qualify the supplier without extra back-and-forth.

Scale

50,000+

Daily sock capacity

Enough headroom for launch orders, seasonal replenishment and repeat programs without losing factory-level attention.

Development

5-7 days

Sample-ready rhythm

Product references can move into material, gauge, logo and packaging checks before bulk confirmation.

Compliance

BSCI

Responsible sourcing signals

Certification resources and factory documentation help procurement teams move faster through supplier screening.

Export

Retail pack

Shelf and shipment fit

Labels, cartons, custom packs and shipping coordination are treated as part of the product, not an afterthought.

Buyer scorecard

The page answers the questions procurement teams are already asking.

01

Can this supplier understand my brief?

Buyer brief rail, RFQ Studio and category-led inquiry prompts.

Send reference photos, target quantity and packaging idea.

02

Can they make the product consistently?

Visible development, production, inspection and packing workflow.

Share material targets, size range and quality tolerance.

03

Will this be safe for retail sourcing?

Certification resources, QC checkpoints and export communication.

List compliance, labeling and destination-market requirements.

Capability spine

From idea to shipment, the story has visible proof points

The page now mirrors a serious sourcing conversation: define the product, prove development capability, show production control and make inquiry friction low.

Define the product brief
01

Spec clarity

Define the product brief

AIGE converts references, size charts, material targets, branding and quantity into a practical development brief.

Build material and sample direction
02

Yarn and stitch

Build material and sample direction

The team aligns yarn, gauge, color, texture and finish before producing samples for approval.

Produce with visible checkpoints
03

Controlled making

Produce with visible checkpoints

Knitting, sewing, embroidery, grip printing and hand finishing are coordinated against the confirmed spec.

Inspect, pack and ship
04

Retail readiness

Inspect, pack and ship

Final inspection, cartons, labels and export preparation are managed so the order can move cleanly into market.

Decision path

Designed around how B2B textile buyers choose a supplier

The site is structured for the sourcing journey: discover the right category, verify credibility, then submit a brief that can become a quote.

Start a sourcing brief
01

Recognition

The first screen makes the manufacturing role, categories and buyer fit obvious within seconds.

02

Credibility

Factory scenes, certifications, capacity and process proof answer the questions procurement teams check before contact.

03

Action

The inquiry path asks for product type, quantity, packaging and destination so a useful quote can start quickly.

Procurement trust

Evidence buyers can review before the first bulk order

The strongest B2B sites do not ask buyers to trust a promise. They make supplier proof, development checkpoints, compliance resources and export readiness visible early.

Review trust center

Supplier profile

Factory scale, product categories, team workflow and export communication are organized for buyer screening.

Compliance resources

BSCI, WRAP, Sedex, OEKO-TEX, GRS and GMP resources can support responsible sourcing review by project.

Sample checkpoints

Material, gauge, logo, fit, packaging and costing are checked before moving into bulk production.

Export execution

Cartons, labels, retail packs, QC and shipping preparation are treated as part of the product program.

BSCI certificate resource

BSCI

WRAP certificate resource

WRAP

Sedex certificate resource

Sedex

OEKO-TEX certificate resource

OEKO-TEX

GRS certificate resource

GRS

GMP certificate resource

GMP

RFQ Studio

Match the inquiry path to the buyer behind it

Different buyers arrive with different levels of product detail. This selector helps route a new brand, retailer, gift buyer or supplier-switch project into the right brief.

Brand builder

Launching a custom line

Best for new or growing brands that need design guidance, material direction, retail packaging and a launch MOQ.

Reference style
Target retail price
Logo files
Launch quantity
Build this brief

Standards and capacity

The trust layer buyers expect before opening a program

AIGE backs custom development with facility scale, daily sock capacity, responsible production resources and export preparation experience.

15+

Years experience

6,000 sqm

Production facility

50,000+

Pairs daily capacity

BSCI certification

BSCI

WRAP certification

WRAP

Sedex certification

Sedex

OEKO-TEX certification

OEKO-TEX

GRS certification

GRS

GMP certification

GMP

Material to shelf

Show buyers the range before they ask for it

For custom socks and knitted accessories, the best inquiry is not only about price. It starts with yarn, finish, packaging, compliance and where the product will be sold.

Merino wool

Warmth, outdoor and premium gifting

Cotton blends

Everyday retail and private label basics

Recycled yarns

Sustainability-led programs and brand stories

Grip printing

Yoga, pilates, home and anti-slip use cases

Embroidery

Logo, badge and elevated brand finish

Retail packaging

Band, hangtag, polybag, drawer box and gift pack

Reply within 12 hours

Ready to turn a buyer brief into a custom knitted product program?

Send product references, quantity, packaging and destination. AIGE will help translate the brief into sample, quote and production next steps.

Packaging

Band, label, bag, gift box

Sampling

Practical development timeline

Export

Carton, shipment and destination support

QC

Inspection before packing