Last updated on April 9th: A 90-day pause will be implemented, during which we will return with tariff-free exports under the Free Trade Agreement. Update on April 2nd: We are aware of the recent decision by the U.S. government to impose a 10% tariff on imports from Peru. While we can confirm that this tariff will apply at the time of importation, the duration of this measure remains unclear. Peru and the U.S. have had a free trade agreement in place since 2009, and we are currently conducting further research to understand how long this situation may persist and whether it will affect our ongoing and future shipments. Please note that Peru currently has the lowest tariff rates imposed when compared to other countries globally. Unfortunately, we did not have control over these duties, but our government is in active discussions to seek an exemption in the near future.

Our minimum order is 80 units per design. This can be broken down into 4 sizes and 2 colorways. *The larger the quantity of units, the more sizes and colors can be negotiated.

We are only working with established brands for now, but we are working on offering smaller production runs and startup packages in the near future. Keep in mind that our minimum order quantity (MOQ) is one of the lowest in knitwear manufacturing.

We also produce: Straw and raffia products. Homedeco woven goods like throw pillow covers, throw blankets bed, sofa and tables throw blankets, picnic and beach. Accessories like scarves, wraps, shawls. Stuffed toys. Stuffed cushions, scarves and hats.

We specialize in a wide range of knitwear products including: sweaters, cardigans, dresses, skirts, crop tops, shorts, vests, shawls, scarfs, beanies & berets. But we don’t produce coats, gloves, socks or shoes. We are knitters specialists in womenswear, menswear and baby childrenswear.

A knitwear manufacturer is a company specializing in producing clothing made from knitted fabrics, such as sweaters, cardigans, dresses, jumpers, scarves, and other similar items, using specific machinery designed for knitting and handmade techniques.

Choosing a specialized knitwear manufacturer ensures high-quality construction, advanced knitting techniques, and expertise in creating durable and comfortable products that align with the latest market trends.

To find a reliable manufacturer, research their industry experience, check reviews from previous clients, request product samples, and verify their certifications and quality standards.

When selecting a manufacturer for knitwear design, consider the quality of the fabrics / yarns, sample development and production experience. Also, MOQs, production capacity, flexibility in orders, delivery times, pricing policies and export knowledge.

Many knitwear manufacturers provide additional services such as technical sheets design, grading design, labelling, packaging, traceability for branding purposes and support in creating tailored collections based on client needs.

Yes, producing knitwear in Peru is a beneficial option for American brands for several key reasons: Lowest Tariffs Imposed (with a 90-day Pause from 9th April): Peru is subject to a 10% tariff on all products imported into the United States, which is one of the lowest tariff rates compared to other countries. This makes Peru an attractive manufacturing option, as the 10% tariff is much lower than the rates imposed on goods from many other regions. Proximity and Reduced Carbon Footprint: Peru’s close proximity to the U.S. reduces shipping times and transportation costs. The shorter distance also helps minimize the environmental impact of shipping, resulting in a lower carbon footprint and contributing to a more sustainable supply chain. Traceability and Transparency: Peru’s production processes are highly traceable, which is essential for brands that value ethical sourcing and transparency. American brands can track products from raw materials through to finished goods, ensuring quality and responsibility throughout the supply chain. Time Efficiency: The geographical proximity between Peru and the U.S. leads to faster shipping and shorter lead times, enabling American brands to respond more quickly to market demands, reduce inventory costs, and improve overall operational efficiency.