Knitting
Panels are shaped through approved yarn, gauge, tension, stitch, and measurement logic.
A disciplined production line from yarn booking to final inspection — built for boutique and luxury brands that value consistency, clarity and long-term quality.
At Kanchan Cashmere, production is built around calm discipline: confirmed yarns, clear technical direction, skilled hands, measured finishing, and quality control that protects the garment before it leaves Kathmandu.
Cashmere production requires respect at every stage. A single garment may pass through yarn verification, knitting, linking, washing, blocking, finishing, measurement control, inspection, packing, and export documentation before it reaches the buyer.
Our role is to keep that journey controlled. We connect material readiness, factory capacity, construction logic, and buyer calendars so that each order can move with confidence from first cone to final carton.
The quality of a cashmere garment is already being shaped when the yarn is selected, confirmed, and prepared.
Before production is scheduled, we confirm yarn supplier, composition, count, colour, lot, quantity, and availability. Gauge, ply, stitch structure, shrinkage expectation, and finishing direction are aligned before bulk begins.
This protects the buyer’s calendar and the factory floor. When yarn readiness is clear, knitting can proceed with fewer interruptions, fewer substitutions, and better control over handfeel and shade consistency.
Every stage has its own discipline. Together, they create the consistency expected from luxury cashmere.
Panels are shaped through approved yarn, gauge, tension, stitch, and measurement logic.
Seams, shoulders, armholes, necklines, and trims are joined with clean construction and garment balance in mind.
Washing, blocking, drying, pressing, and surface review bring the fibre to its final handfeel and shape.
Measurements, workmanship, shade, labelling, packing, and final presentation are checked before release.
Knitting defines the architecture of the piece: its weight, drape, recovery, surface, and proportion.
Our production work spans chunky winter structures, mid-gauge sweaters, fine-gauge jerseys, ribs, cables, pointelles, jacquards, Milano ribs, links-links, and modern textured surfaces. Each style is produced according to approved sample direction and technical specifications.
Panel measurements and stitch behaviour are monitored during knitting, not only at the end. This keeps corrections close to the point of origin and helps preserve the approved garment shape.
Cashmere finishing is delicate work. Washing, blocking, drying, pressing, mending, and final handling determine how the garment feels, how it settles, and how it presents when unpacked.
We treat AQL 2.5 as a working discipline, not a final-day slogan. Quality is checked throughout the line so recurring issues can be corrected before they reach packing.
Wash direction is adjusted to yarn, colour, gauge, structure, and expected handfeel.
Garments are shaped and reviewed against approved specs after finishing.
Measurements, workmanship, shade, surface, trims, and packing accuracy are inspected before release.
Key style, yarn, lot, and production details are maintained for repeat programs and buyer reference.
A finished cashmere garment deserves a packing and documentation process that respects the product and the buyer’s receiving system.
Garments are packed by style, colour, size, and buyer requirement. Carton marking, packing lists, barcoding where needed, and export documents are prepared with destination requirements in mind.
Our aim is simple: when cartons arrive, the buyer should receive clean presentation, correct quantities, clear documentation, and garments that feel calm, consistent, and ready for retail.
Luxury buyers need more than beautiful samples. They need confidence that the approved standard can be repeated across sizes, colours, and seasons.
We support this through realistic production calendars, clear approvals, yarn readiness confirmation, structured finishing, AQL quality discipline, and direct communication from Kathmandu.
The result is cashmere production that feels controlled, transparent, and suitable for boutique capsules, private label programs, and larger seasonal orders.
Luxury knitwear is not about speed. It is about rhythm — a stable, repeatable production line that protects the fibre, the people, and the buyer’s calendar.
For Boutique & Luxury Brands
Kanchan Cashmere’s disciplined production line protects tension, measurements, timelines and finishing quality across every program. Speak with our team to understand how we structure yarn booking, gauge allocation, washing behaviour and delivery planning for your seasonal launches.