Tailored Industry's line of knitwear
First off, Brooklyn Army Terminal-based Tailored Industry is a cutting-edge knitwear manufacturing startup. It uses knitting machines like flat knitting machine made in Japan to produce its sweaters on demand. This on-demand model aims to balance supply and demand. They also provide a sizable selection of goods that are prepared for sale. Additionally, they avoid producing large quantities of sweaters at once, a major issue in the fashion industry.
In addition to producing high-quality goods, the company is working to reinvent the way that clothing is made. The company's CEO, Oude Hengel, actually completed an internship at TextielLab, a textile museum in Tilburg, Netherlands, where he learned how to create and operate 3D knitting machines. After finishing the Santoni Pioneer Program, he established his own, self-titled company. Despite the fact that the company's name suggests that it makes clothing for other people, the company actually focuses on knitting errors that are happy.
They can quickly introduce new products with an on-demand model, lowering the amount of waste in the fashion sector. They have seamless, quality-controlled sweaters in their line of knitwear. These clothes feel opulent and have an alternative appearance to traditional knitwear. The products are also size-adjusted, and careful quality control is used when knitting.
EN 
ES
RU
EU
CO
FR
AR
JA
