Auralis AtelierPremium knitwear & accessories
Fine-gauge and statement knitwear, scarves, shawls and small blankets for fashion and lifestyle collections.
Apparel OEM / ODM · knitwear & cut-and-sew
Knitwear & apparel
for your next collection.
Develop sweaters, dresses, tops and accessories with a production-minded team. Start with a tech pack, sample, sketch or moodboard; review yarn, construction and finish before sampling.
Start with what you have: tech pack, sketch, sample or moodboard.
Develop for your label: private label, OEM or ODM.
Build the right route: yarn, sampling, bulk and final inspection.
Our point of view
Manufacturing can be a creative partnership.
Auralis Atelier brings development, yarn intelligence and production under one attentive team. We translate your sketch, tech pack or reference into a collection with integrity — from the first sample to the final inspection.
How we work3G–16GComputerized flat-knit range
800kAnnual capacity stated in company profile
3Development & production locations
Brief-firstStart with a technical or creative reference
What we make
Technical depth,
quiet luxury.
Designed for premium labels looking for a capable factory partner — not just a production line.
Material development
Yarn selection, bespoke blends and texture exploration built around your desired hand-feel.
Elevated details
Knits combined with woven fabric, embroidery, hand-crochet and print for distinctive pieces.
Cut-and-sew & broader apparel
Private-label garment development beyond sweaters, with category, fabric and construction reviewed against your brief.
Product directions
A wider wardrobe,
one clear brief.
From knitwear and cut-and-sew to uniforms and relaxed activewear, choose a category to start a private-label conversation. Fabric, trims, fit and construction are developed around your brief.
01 / KNITWEAR
Sweaters & cardigans
Fine-gauge, textured and relaxed silhouettes; yarn and hand-feel selected for the collection brief.
Discuss knitwear →
02 / JERSEY
T-shirts & tops
Everyday jersey essentials with considered neckline, sleeve, weight and finishing options.
Discuss jersey styles →
03 / DRESSES
Dresses
Fluid, structured or knit dresses developed around silhouette, lining and drape requirements.
Discuss dresses →
04 / SEPARATES
Skirts
Midi and other skirt shapes, with fabric movement, waistband and finishing guided by your spec.
Discuss skirts →
05 / ACCESSORIES
Scarves & shawls
Lightweight layers and tactile wraps; explore yarn, pattern, edge finish and size.
Discuss accessories →
06 / HOME TEXTILES
Throws & small blankets
Giftable and home-focused knit pieces shaped by yarn character, pattern and dimensions.
Discuss a throw →
07 / BOTTOMS
Trousers & pants
Tailored, relaxed and utility-inspired bottoms, developed with fit and construction details in view.
Discuss bottoms →
08 / CASUAL
Hoodies & sweatshirts
Relaxed fleece and loopback options for coordinated casual collections and branded essentials.
Discuss casualwear →
09 / TAILORING
Suits & coordinated sets
Jackets, trousers and coordinated separates; review cloth, lining and finish from your design brief.
Discuss tailoring →
10 / WORKWEAR
Workwear
Overshirts, trousers and practical separates with pocket placement and trim details set to brief.
Discuss workwear →
11 / UNIFORMS
Hospitality uniforms
Coordinated servicewear and aprons with a polished look for hospitality and retail teams.
Discuss uniforms →
12 / TEAMWEAR
Clinic & wellness uniforms
Tunics and coordinated separates; fabric, pockets and fit are considered for the intended setting.
Discuss teamwear →
13 / ACTIVE CASUAL
Casual activewear
Easy sport-inspired tops and bottoms for off-duty capsules and comfortable daily dressing.
Discuss activewear →
YARN · STITCH · FINISHMade from the fibre up
A vocabulary of texture.
The right yarn is where a garment begins. Our team develops from a broad material palette, matching softness, drape, structure and price architecture to your brief.
CashmereSoftness with lasting refinement
Merino woolFine, breathable performance
Silk blendsFluidity and subtle luminosity
Natural fibresCotton, linen and custom blends
Available fibres, yarn composition and test requirements are confirmed against each project brief.
A clear path to production
Good work moves at the speed of clarity.
Brief & feasibility
Share a tech pack, sketch, sample or even a moodboard. We review construction, material, target cost and the route to a polished result.
Yarn, shape & sample
We build the technical foundation: yarn choices, stitch ideas, fit corrections, trims and a sample you can assess in hand.
Production with control
Approved specifications move into planned production, supported by in-line checks and considered finishing.
Final inspection & dispatch
Each order is checked before packing and shipment, ready to arrive as a complete expression of your brand.
Cut-and-sew collection
Silhouette with a point of view.
From precise blouses and tailored separates to softly structured dresses, develop the proportions, fabric character and finishing that make the collection feel distinctly yours.
Explore apparel categories
Manufacturing capability
Technical depth, backed by a real production floor.
A Shanghai sweater factory and apparel workshop supports knitwear development and broader garment briefs, with product scope reviewed against construction and material requirements.
KNIT RANGE3G–16G computerized flat-knit capability
PRODUCTSKnitwear, apparel, scarves, shawls and small blankets
DEVELOPMENTKnit-woven combinations, embroidery, hand crochet and print
Buyer questions
Clear answers,
before the first sample.
A Shanghai, China-based apparel manufacturing partner for fashion labels developing knitwear and broader garment collections.
What products can Auralis Atelier manufacture?
Product briefs can cover sweaters, cardigans, T-shirts and tops, dresses, skirts, trousers, hoodies, suits, workwear, uniforms, activewear, scarves, shawls and small blankets. Final feasibility is reviewed by style, material and construction.
Can you develop private-label clothing from a sketch?
Yes. Start with a tech pack, sketch, reference garment, sample or moodboard. The team reviews product direction, material, construction and the next sampling steps. See apparel OEM/ODM development.
What is the difference between apparel OEM and ODM?
OEM begins with a buyer's defined specification or tech pack. ODM includes more development input when the brief is clear but material, construction or product details still need to be worked through.
Which yarns and fabrics can be discussed?
Material discussions may include cashmere, merino wool, cotton, silk, linen and blends. Availability, composition, weight and testing requirements are confirmed against each style brief.
How do I request a clothing manufacturing quote?
Share the product type, reference or tech pack, target market, estimated quantity and timing through the manufacturing enquiry form. Pricing and production details are confirmed after the brief is reviewed.
“A stronger sample begins with a clearer brief.”Auralis Atelier / Product development
Industry journal
Useful knowledge
for better collections.
Practical guidance for founders, product teams and buyers working with a knitwear manufacturer.
How to choose a private-label knitwear manufacturer
A practical brief for comparing factory partners beyond unit price.
Read the guideFrom tech pack to bulk: a knitwear production roadmap
The approvals that make a better sample and a smoother production run.
Read the roadmapCashmere, merino and blends: choosing yarn with intent
A clear way to balance hand-feel, performance and price architecture.
Read the material guideKnitwear tech pack checklist for fashion brands
The details that make a first factory conversation more focused and useful.
Use the checklist