Knitted fabric manufacturer in Poland since 2002
Your fabric. Your pattern. Your collection.
Buy knitted fabric from the manufacturer or order fabric with your own print. We match the base, weight, colour and finish to your garment.
Meet the knitted fabric manufacturer in Łódź01 / Fabrics for brands
Find the base for your collection.
T-shirts, sweatshirts, dresses or childrenswear? Compare fabrics by application, composition and weight.
I need knitted fabric02 / Knitted fabric printing
Your pattern on your fabric.
Choose the base, describe the print and specify the quantity. Together we select the technology and agree the production terms.
Fabric printingOur specialisation
Choose the right base for your collection
From lightweight single jersey to heavyweight sweatshirt fabric. We help match the parameters to the garment, season and required handle.
160–280 g/m²
Cotton single jersey
Cotton and cotton with elastane
View specifications
200 / 230 / 245 / 260 g/m²
Viscose fabrics
Viscose and LENZING™ ECOVERO™
View specifications200 / 230 / 260 g/m²
Bamboo fabrics
Soft fabrics for premium garments
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260–420 g/m²
Sweatshirt fabrics
French terry and brushed qualities
View specificationsB2B production
Rib knit and cuff fabrics
For necklines, cuffs and waistbands
View specificationsMelange
Melange knitted fabrics
Single jersey and custom options
View specificationsLooking for a particular pattern or finish?
Need a smaller quantity?
Buy ready-made fabrics by the metre at CoStories.
Explore colours and qualities for sewing studios, small brands and individual customers.
Custom production
Specifications built around your product
Tell us what you are making and the result you want. We select the fibre, construction, weight, colour and finishing.
- Cotton and cotton with elastane
- Viscose, EcoVero and bamboo
- Standard and custom colours
- Specifications built around your product
Fabric printing
Your pattern. Fabric made for your brand.
We produce plain and printed knitted fabrics. We match the technology to the quantity, pattern, colour and required durability.
I need custom printingSimple cooperation
From concept to finished fabric
Tell us about the product
Share the application, composition, weight, colour and estimated quantity.
We select the quality
We recommend an existing base or prepare an individual option.
Production and finishing
The fabric is knitted, dyed or printed and quality checked.
Ready for collection
We pack the rolls and arrange collection or delivery.
Who we work with
Fabrics for businesses developing their own products
We work with growing brands and experienced manufacturers. We help turn your idea into specifications suited to sewing and wear.
Clothing brands
Bases for T-shirts, dresses, sweatshirts and basic collections.
Sewing studios and manufacturers
Repeatable qualities developed for a specific garment.
Designers
Help choosing composition, weight, colour and handle.
Childrenswear
Soft cotton, viscose and bamboo knitted fabrics.
Key information
Before you send an enquiry
Standard minimum per colour and quality
Typical weight of one roll
Typical lead time after agreeing specifications
Colour matching to a swatch book or reference fabric
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the production minimum?+
Usually approximately 100 kg per colour and quality. Available stock fabrics are sold by the full roll.
Can I order samples?+
Yes. Tell us the composition, use and weight you need, and we will help select samples or a swatch book.
How is the colour matched?+
We can use a Pantone reference or a supplied sample. We agree the colour approval method before production.
How long does production take?+
The typical lead time is 2–3 weeks after specifications are agreed, subject to material availability.
Do you arrange transport?+
Yes. Collection and delivery are agreed individually; we also have our own transport.
Can you help if I do not know all the specifications?+
Yes. Describe your garment, the desired handle and the approximate quantity.
Production and wholesale supply
Explore B2B terms, production minimums, samples and delivery.
Planning a collection?