
FAQ's
Currently, we partner exclusively with established fashion brands. However, we are developing startup-friendly packages to accommodate smaller production runs in the future. Keep in mind that our MOQ is one of the lowest among custom knitwear manufacturers, making it accessible for brands looking to scale efficiently.
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.
Yes, producing knitwear in Peru is a beneficial option for American brands for several key reasons:
Lowest Tariffs Imposed : 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.
Our main office is in Lima, Peru, where we manage production and operations as a leading knitwear manufacturer. Additionally, we have a commercial hub in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, strategically positioned to serve our European clients. This presence allows us to offer better service and faster communication to our partners in the region.
As a specialized knitwear supplier, we focus exclusively on high-quality knitted garments. We do not handle fabric cutting and sewing textiles. We produce a wide range of Peruvian knitwear, including:
Sweaters, cardigans, and dresses
Skirts, crop tops, and shorts
Vests, shawls, and scarves
Beanies and berets We do not manufacture coats, gloves, socks, or shoes. Our expertise extends across womenswear, menswear, and children's knitwear.
It’s very important to know the quality standards, ethical practices and environmental certifications that a manufacturer holds. We hold several important certifications that reflect our commitment to quality, sustainability, and fair labor practices. These include:
Fair Trade Certification (Comercio Justo Peru): Ensuring ethical and sustainable practices in our operations.
First Place Winner in the Buenas Prácticas Laborales 2024: We were awarded first place in the Labor Best Practices competition by the Ministry of Labor of Peru.
Carbon Footprint Certification: Issued by the Ministry of Environment of Peru, demonstrating our efforts to minimize environmental impact.
And many more certifications that highlight our dedication to responsible manufacturing. You can view a full list of our certifications [here].
Yes! Our expert team of custom knitwear manufacturers includes designers who specialize in knitwear product development. We offer tech pack creation services, which include:
Illustrations – detailed sketches of your designs
Measurement specs – precise sizing details
Production grading – ensuring accurate fit across all sizes