A globally recognised manufacturer of premium knitwear, established in Gazipur in 2000. Today it is a fully automated, digitally driven sweater facility serving leading retailers and fashion brands across the UK, Europe and North America.
2000
Founded
June 2000
$40M
Annual Sales
USD, latest year
1,191
Knitting Machines
Three gauge groups
798,000
Monthly Capacity
Pieces per month
Rose Sweaters knits for retailers who need the same sweater, in volume, on time, season after season. The floor is fully automated, the range spans six gauges, and the standards buyers ask for are already in place.
About the company →100%
Automated knitting
Every one of the 1,191 machines on the floor is a computerised flat-knitting system, so a repeat order knits to the same programme as the first.
3 to 16 GG
Six gauges, one roof
Jacquard, pointelle, cable and full-fashioned constructions, with a dedicated garment-dye unit for acrylic and blended knits matched to Pantone.
798,000
Pieces a month
Two production units in Gazipur, the second purpose-built in 2009 for high-volume export programmes, with a third of 520 machines opening in June 2027.
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Audited standards
From amfori BSCI and WRAP to GOTS, OEKO-TEX and ISO 14001, with industrial hydro washing and recycled-steam drying on site.
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Design & development
In-house product development studios turn a tech pack or a sketch into a knitting programme and a costed sample.
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Sampling
Proto, fit and size-set samples are knitted on the production machines, so what is approved is what ships.
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Knitting
Shima Seiki jacquard and full-fashioned knitting across six gauges, from 3 GG chunky to 16 GG fine gauge.
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Linking & finishing
Panels are linked, trimmed and pressed; garment-dyed styles are dyed in-house to the buyer's shade.
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Washing & drying
Industrial hydro washing at 7 to 10 litres of water per kilo and recycled-steam drying give the hand-feel and measurements the spec calls for.
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Inspection & dispatch
Final inspection, packing and export documentation for the UK, Europe and North America.
Rebuilt three times over as the technology moved on, with the next unit already under way.
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Continuous modernisation on the floor, a new unit on site and measured progress on water, energy and people.
June 2027
A new production unit
520 knitting machines across a broad gauge range, 250,000 pieces a month rising to 500,000, in a LEED Platinum building with solar power, water recycling and rainwater harvesting. The next unit →
ADF
Advanced technology
All-direction-feeder knitting, hydro washing at 7 to 10 litres of water per kilo, and a recycled-steam dryer arriving in 2027 that cuts steam use by up to 40%. Technology →
69%
Higg FEM 2025, verified
Water, electricity, gas, diesel and material waste all down in 2025, with targets of 12% less wastewater and 18% less energy and emissions by 2028. Responsibility →
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Scholarships and inclusion
Tesco scholarships for employees' children since 2023, the Tesco Gender Equality Programme, and 12 colleagues employed through Marks & Start since 2016. Our programmes →
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