Knitted dyed fabric manufacturer · 01 / Knitting
From cotton.
To colour.
To possibility.
The fabric behind your next collection. Explore knitted constructions and bring your material brief to the mill.
For brands & garment manufacturersMade-to-order fabric developmentCommercial terms confirmed by quotation
The fabrics
Knitted to order, in your weight and colour
Twenty core qualities across eleven fabric families. Choose the weight, pick colours from the card and send your quote list.
Colour card
220 colours, dyed on fabric
Every ALK colour is a real dyed swatch, not a printed chip. Quote the code and we dye that shade on your fabric.
The application library
One material decision.
Many possibilities.
Explore ten collections and 500 garment-specific guides on fabric selection, weight, colour, care and production briefs.
01 / 50 guides
T-shirts
Jersey, silhouettes and decoration
Explore collection ↗02 / 50 guidesTops
Openings, layering and movement
Explore collection ↗03 / 50 guidesRibwear
Texture with a considered fit
Explore collection ↗04 / 50 guidesPolos
A coordinated component story
Explore collection ↗05 / 50 guidesSweatshirts
Build the right everyday layer
Explore collection ↗06 / 50 guidesHoodies
Shape, volume and finishing details
Explore collection ↗07 / 50 guidesBottoms
Fabric decisions in motion
Explore collection ↗08 / 50 guidesDresses
Drape, coverage and proportion
Explore collection ↗09 / 50 guidesSleepwear
Considered materials for everyday rest
Explore collection ↗10 / 50 guidesActivewear
Begin with a measurable activity brief
Explore collection ↗The garment studio
What are you making?
Explore fabric routes through the garment you have in mind. Each guide connects design decisions with real catalogue articles.
Explore 100 garment types ↗
SJ-101Crew-neck T-shirt
PQ-501Classic polo shirt
FT-602Pullover hoodie
SJ-103Wrap dress
FT-601Joggers
SJ-104Nightdress
AI garment concept · based on real fabric photography
A clearer buying journey
From an idea.
To a useful brief.
- Choose your garment
Start with end use, fit and the way the fabric should feel.
- Compare fabric routes
Shortlist the article, weight, composition and finish to sample.
- Develop and approve
Agree colour, garment trials and commercial terms before production.
From cotton to colour
See the fabric take shape.
Follow the spinning story, then the knitting, dyeing and finishing stages in the mill.
Explore the full production story ↗Knit the structure
Select the construction and finished weight for the garment you are developing.
Develop the colour
Start with an ALK code, a textile colour reference or your physical sample.
Approve the finish
Keep the approved handle, dimensions and required tests with your sample record.
From fibre to yarn
A closer look at
the spinning story.
Watch the Alkaplar İplik introduction, then follow the material through knitting, colour development and finishing.
Watch the introduction on YouTube ↗The process, explained
Watch the fabric.
Understand the decision.
Eight practical buyer guides with production archive videos. From a yarn-aware brief to a representative sewn sample.
We manufacture knitted dyed fabrics. Garments shown are end-use concepts for your development.
Watch & read · Yarn & material
Before the knitting machine: write a yarn-aware fabric brief
Turn a garment idea into a fabric enquiry with clear material requirements.
Open the video guide ↗Watch & read · Knitting
Read the knit structure before you choose the silhouette
Compare constructions against the silhouette, surface and sample questions that matter.
Open the video guide ↗Watch & read · Buying & costing
GSM and usable width: the fabric costing conversation
Put weight, usable width and garment consumption on the same costing sheet.
Open the video guide ↗The fabric journal
Know what you’re buying.
Practical reading from cotton to the cutting table. Build a better brief and ask better questions.
All buyer guides ↗
Buyer Guides · 3 min
From Cotton to Yarn: What Knitted Fabric Buyers Should Specify
A practical introduction to cotton preparation, yarn terminology and the questions that make fabric quotations easier to compare.
Read the guideBuyer Guides · 3 min
Jersey, Rib or Interlock? Choosing a Knit Structure
Choose a construction by how the garment should fit, move and look, then validate that choice with a representative sample.
Read the guideBuyer Guides · 3 min
From Lab Dip to Bulk: A Clearer Colour Approval Process
Clear colour references and documented approvals help buyers and suppliers discuss the same shade at every stage.
Read the guide