From 1996 to Today — Growth, One Stitch at a Time
A history isn't just a list of years. It shows how Linknit grew from traditional knitting know-how into a knitwear factory with proven capabilities in sampling, bulk production, quality control, and global delivery.
Every Stage of Growth, Reflected in Today's Delivery Capability
Entered the Knitwear Industry
Founder Lin Yuhong entered the Dongguan knitwear industry, learning knitting techniques in the era of hand-operated flat knitting machines.
Founded Tuosheng Garment
Established the factory in Dalang, Dongguan, taking on sweater processing and production orders.
From Hand-Operated to Computerized Knitting
Production methods were gradually upgraded. Computerized machines improved efficiency and consistency, turning traditional experience into more controllable patterning and production standards.
From Basic Sweaters to Complex Techniques
Product range expanded to cashmere sweaters, cardigans, jacquard, intarsia, crochet, cable, eyelet, and other custom categories.
Serving Global Brands & Cross-Border Buyers
Accumulated experience in communication, inspection, packaging, and delivery for markets including the US, Europe, Japan, Korea, Russia, and the Middle East.
Linknit — One-Stop Knitwear Supply Chain
Built an end-to-end service chain spanning style consultation, yarn selection, patterning, sampling, bulk production, QC, private label packaging, and export delivery.
Traditional Knitwear Know-How
Relied on hands-on skill, experience, and years of workshop practice to develop sensitivity to stitch tension, density, shaping, and finishing.
- Understanding yarn behavior and stitch variation.
- Attention to hand feel, measurements, and technique details.
- Experience-based quality judgment.
Standardized Production Capabilities
Through computerized machines, patterning workflows, sample approvals, and multi-stage QC, we've turned traditional know-how into more consistent batch delivery capability.
- Programmed patterning and density control.
- Bulk production scheduling after sample approval.
- End-to-end quality control and export packaging.
Each Chapter Delivers a Different Customer Value
| Traditional Craft Stage | Deep understanding of knit structure, hand feel, tension, and technique details. |
|---|---|
| Equipment Upgrade Stage | Computerized machines improved efficiency, consistency, and ability to execute complex patterns. |
| Category Expansion Stage | Grew from basic sweaters into cashmere, jacquard, crochet, cardigans, knit dresses, and more. |
| Export Service Stage | Built familiarity with overseas client communication, quality standards, label packaging, and delivery coordination. |
| Linknit Today | Provides one-stop knitwear supply chain service from sample development to export delivery. |