Organic Cotton Knitwear, Made in India

23 Feb 2026 · 1 min
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In this short vendor‑buyer conversation, the supplier explains the float jacquard knitting technique used for organic cotton knitwear, noting that the yarn floats on the back to create a reversible design. They also mention other jacquard varieties—bird's eye and ladderback—available depending on the number of colors used. The buyer confirms the fabric is organic cotton, asks about minimum order quantities and pricing, and learns that the supplier can produce as few as 100 pieces at an estimated unit cost of $15‑$20, with the ability to accommodate any size range.

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