Welcome to Cardigan Inc. Knitwear Manufacturing, where we specialize in creating beautiful, high-quality knitwear for all occasions. Our team of expert knitters and designers are passionate about crafting garments that are both stylish and comfortable. We use only the finest materials and the latest knitting techniques to ensure that our products are of the highest quality.
At Cardigan Inc., we take pride in our commitment to excellence. Our knitters use a variety of knitting terminology to ensure that each garment is crafted with precision and care. We use terms such as “garter stitch” to describe the basic stitch used in most knitted garments, “ribbing” to refer to the alternating knit and purl stitches used to create a ribbed texture, and “intarsia” to describe the technique of knitting multiple colors into a single piece. We also use terms such as “casting on” to refer to the process of creating the first row of stitches, “binding off” to refer to the process of finishing the last row of stitches, and “decreasing” to refer to the process of decreasing the number of stitches in a row.
Dress sweater
Dress sweater
Baby sweater
Sweater for women
Sweater for women
Vest sweater
Vest sweater
Vest sweater
Bright sweater
Casual sweater
Casual sweater
Winter sweater
Christmas sweater
Christmas sweater
At Cardigan Inc., we strive to create garments that are both fashionable and functional. Our team of expert knitters and designers are dedicated to creating garments that are comfortable, stylish, and of the highest quality. We use the latest knitting techniques and terminology to ensure that each garment is crafted with precision and care. We invite you to explore our collection of knitwear and experience the Cardigan Inc. difference.
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At Cardigan Inc., we take pride in our commitment to excellence. Our knitters use a variety of knitting terminology to ensure that each garment is crafted with precision and care. We use terms such as “garter stitch” to describe the basic stitch used in most knitted garments, “ribbing” to refer to the alternating knit and purl stitches used to create a ribbed texture, and “intarsia” to describe the technique of knitting multiple colors into a single piece. We also use terms such as “casting on” to refer to the process of creating the first row of stitches, “binding off” to refer to the process of finishing the last row of stitches, and “decreasing” to refer to the process of decreasing the number of stitches in a row.
