By Material
Cotton
Cotton is one of the most widely used natural fibers in knitwear. Soft, breathable, and versatile, cotton sweaters are comfortable for year-round wear. Cotton can be used in pure form or blended to create lightweight or mid-weight sweaters suitable for both casual and formal styles.
Wool
Wool is a premium natural fiber known for its warmth, softness, and durability. Ideal for fall and winter collections, wool sweaters provide insulation while remaining breathable. From classic lambswool to fine Merino wool, wool-based knitwear is highly valued in international markets for its comfort and luxury appeal.
Acrylic
Acrylic is a lightweight, man-made fiber that mimics the softness and warmth of wool. It is cost-effective, colorfast, and easy to maintain, making it popular for mass-market sweaters. Acrylic can be used alone or blended with natural fibers to achieve both affordability and style.
Blended Yarns
Blended yarns combine the strengths of different fibers, such as cotton-acrylic, wool-nylon, or polyester-viscose blends. These blends create sweaters with enhanced durability, elasticity, and comfort while offering diverse textures and finishes. Blends also allow buyers to balance price, quality, and performance.
Sustainable / Organic Fibers
Sustainable and organic fibers represent the future of knitwear. Organic cotton, recycled polyester, and eco-friendly blends are increasingly in demand by environmentally conscious brands and consumers. These fibers reduce environmental impact, support ethical sourcing, and align with global sustainability standards while delivering stylish and high-quality sweaters.