Make every knitwear decision clearer.
From yarn selection and construction to sampling, bulk production and quality checks, WTBF gives modern fashion brands a clearer path to a finished knit.
Better garments start with earlier decisions.
A knitwear product is more than a reference image. Yarn, gauge, construction, measurement and finishing influence one another from the first sample. We organise those decisions into a process teams can review together.
Everyday knitwear, developed around yarn, fit and market.
From a core crewneck to a complete set, each direction can be developed around your material, fit and commercial goal.
Everyday crewneck
A dependable starting point for seasonal collections.
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Textured cardigan
Layering with room for stitch, trim and colour decisions.
View product detailsKnitted polo
A sharper silhouette with the comfort of a knit.
View product detailsFine-gauge tee
Lightweight essentials for a quieter summer handfeel.
View product detailsRibbed knit dress
An expressive silhouette shaped by stretch and recovery.
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Two pieces, one material story and a clear commercial rhythm.
View product detailsA path that makes decisions easier to make.
Each stage has a clear input, output and review point, keeping the design intent visible before bulk production begins.
Understand the brief
Align on the product direction, commercial goal and open questions.
Develop the sample
Build a first answer across yarn, gauge, construction and measurement.
Review the details
Confirm handfeel, appearance, measurements and packing one decision at a time.
Move into production
Carry the approved sample and key standards into bulk and QC.
The handfeel starts with the right yarn.
Fibre, gauge, construction and finishing shape the character of a knit. Set the material direction early, then let the sample answer the right questions.
Yarn / gauge / textureLet the production floor be part of the product.
From panel checks and linking to finishing, every important detail should be visible, recorded and reviewed.
Inspect / link / finishMore useful detail for the decisions around a knit.
Read practical notes on knitwear development and sourcing, then bring the relevant question back into your product brief.
A better knitwear brief starts with better questions
The useful details to share before a first sample: product intent, material direction, target market and the decisions still open.
Read articleGauge, yarn and finishing: the handfeel triangle
Handfeel is rarely created by one choice. Use the development conversation to see how three connected decisions change the garment.
Read articleFrom approved sample to a repeatable bulk standard
The production handoff is clearer when the decisions that matter are visible at panel, linking, finishing and packing stages.
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