Women’s Crewneck Knit Sweater OEM/ODM

Women’s Crewneck Knit Sweater

Style Number: WBL-AW25145

This women’s crewneck knit sweater combines a relaxed silhouette with dropped shoulders, long sleeves and distinctive rib detailing around the armhole area. The combination of a jersey-knit body and localized rib structure creates a subtle construction detail that can be adapted for contemporary womenswear and private-label knitwear collections.

OEM/ODM development is available with customization covering viscose-cotton yarn, 7GG–9GG gauge, garment measurements, shoulder position, armhole rib dimensions, colors, labels and packaging.

Product Details

• Product: Women’s Crewneck Knit Sweater
• Style Number: WBL-AW25145
• Neckline: Round Neck / Crewneck
• Fit: Relaxed / Loose Fit
• Shoulder: Dropped Shoulder
• Sleeve: Long Sleeve
• Main Knit Structure: Jersey Flat Knit
• Detail: Ribbed Armhole Construction
• Knitting Gauge: Mid-Gauge 7GG–9GG
• Yarn: Viscose-Cotton Blend
• Reference Colors: Wheat, Beige, Light Gray and Blue Gray
• Custom MOQ: 100–200 pieces per style
• Customization: Yarn, gauge, fit, shoulder position, armhole detail, colors, sizing, labels and packaging

Final MOQ depends on yarn, color and customization requirements.

Viscose-Cotton Yarn & Mid-Gauge Development

Viscose-cotton blended yarn can be developed according to the required garment weight, drape, hand feel and surface appearance.

This sweater can be developed in 7GG or 9GG mid-gauge knitting. The finished fabric depends on the relationship between fiber composition, yarn count, knitting gauge, stitch density and finishing.

Because the design combines a jersey-knit body with localized rib detailing, the behavior of the two knitted structures should also be evaluated together during sampling.

Drop Shoulder & Sleeve Proportion Development

The dropped-shoulder construction creates a relaxed upper-body silhouette and can be adjusted according to the buyer’s target fit.

Development options can include:

• Shoulder drop position
• Chest and body width
• Armhole depth
• Sleeve length
• Sleeve width
• Cuff dimensions
• Body length
• Neck opening dimensions
• Yarn composition and yarn count
• 7GG or 9GG construction
• Custom yarn colors
• Size grading
• Main labels and care labels
• Hangtags and packaging

Shoulder position and sleeve measurements should be reviewed together because moving the shoulder seam outward changes the effective sleeve proportion and can alter the finished drape.

Armhole Rib Detail Development

The rib detail around the armhole can be adjusted according to the intended visual effect and garment construction.

Development variables can include rib width, stitch density, rib direction, placement and tension.

Because rib knitting has different stretch and recovery characteristics from the surrounding jersey-knit body, the transition between these structures should be evaluated during sample development rather than treating the rib as a purely decorative line.

Why Mixed Knit Structures Matter at the Armhole

Combining jersey and rib structures within the same sweater introduces different stretch and recovery behavior around the joining area.

A rib structure generally contracts and recovers differently from a plain jersey structure. If the rib density, width or tension is not coordinated with the surrounding knitted panel, the armhole area may pull inward, distort the shoulder line or change the intended sleeve drape.

This becomes particularly relevant in a dropped-shoulder sweater because the armhole detail forms part of the visual transition between the body and sleeve.

During sampling, the shoulder position, armhole dimensions, rib tension and sleeve hang should therefore be evaluated together before bulk specifications are approved.

Fit, Color & Private Label Customization

Wheat, beige, light gray and blue gray can be used as reference colors, while alternative yarn colors can be developed according to available yarn cards and project requirements.

Body width, garment length, shoulder position, sleeve proportions and armhole rib dimensions can be adjusted according to the buyer’s tech pack, reference garment or target size chart.

Private-label options can include custom woven labels, care labels, hangtags and packaging.

Sampling & Quality Control

A development sample is recommended before bulk production to confirm:

• Yarn and color
• 7GG or 9GG gauge
• Jersey-knit body structure
• Armhole rib dimensions and tension
• Shoulder position
• Sleeve length and volume
• Garment measurements and fit
• Neckline, cuffs and hem
• Labels and packaging

Quality control is based on the approved sample and buyer specifications. Inspection points can include garment measurements, knit consistency, shoulder symmetry, armhole rib appearance, sleeve hang, linking and seams, finishing and branding details.

Develop Your Custom Women’s Crewneck Sweater

For OEM/ODM development, please provide your tech pack or reference design, target yarn, colors, garment measurements, armhole detail requirements, order quantity and target delivery date.

Physical yarn cards can be provided for suitable projects to support yarn and color selection before sampling.

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