
Knit Glove ManufacturerVL-KN-02
Cable Knit
Private label seasonal knit collections and texture-led wholesale ranges.
Cable hand back / plain palm
Our own factory. Your glove collection.
A fashion glove manufacturer for OEM and private label brands, importers and distributors.
300 pairsper style / per color
7–10working days for samples
30–45working days for bulk production
Define the leather finish, lining and seam treatment together. Review the fit, wrist construction and branding on a physical sample.
VORLAN / Our own factory
Explore the workspaces that connect material planning, sample development and production with the preparation of your finished assortment.
Rows of sewing stations connect prepared components with the assembly work behind a glove collection.
For brands, importers and wholesale teams serving Europe and North America. Meet VORLAN, your glove manufacturing partner.
Yarn cones are organized on storage racks before they move into the selected production route.
A wall of glove references offers starting points for discussing shapes, cuffs and the direction of a collection.
Operators work with knitting equipment along the textile-production route. The selected glove construction determines how the fabric is used.
Worktables and sorting bins support glove handling and bagging before the order assortment is prepared.
Product directions / Development references
Different constructions for different buying briefs. Compare these references, then develop the materials, fit and details around your project.
Explore glove collections
Knit Glove ManufacturerVL-KN-02
Private label seasonal knit collections and texture-led wholesale ranges.
Cable hand back / plain palm

Leather Glove ManufacturerVL-LE-01
Accessories brands and importers developing a restrained leather glove range.
Three-point hand back / clean wrist

Fleece Glove ManufacturerVL-FL-01
Wholesale fleece assortments and private label textile-accessory collections.
Fleece body / contrast side panels

Touchscreen Glove ManufacturerVL-TC-01
Private label knit-glove collections with a specified touchscreen development brief.
Knit body / thumb and index zones

Winter Glove ManufacturerVL-WI-01
Seasonal importers and apparel brands developing an everyday winter assortment.
Quilted back / plain palm / gathered cuff

Winter Glove ManufacturerVL-WI-03
Accessories brands exploring a tactile outer surface and visible lining detail.
Suede-surface direction / plush cuff edge
OEM / ODM development



One shared approval point. Agree the physical sample, specification and artwork before production.
Compare yarn, leather, fleece and lining references.
Agree colourways, measurements and the size range.
Develop panels, seams, cuffs and selected details.
Review logo methods, label positions and artwork.
Define unit packs, assortment and carton information.
The work behind your collection
Follow the decisions that take your order from agreed materials to a packed assortment. Knitting and sewing are used where your selected construction calls for them.
Follow the process as you scrollEstablish the reference
Prepare yarn for the selected textile route. Confirm fabric, lining and trims separately against the material brief.
Confirm material and color references before sampling.

Make it tangible
Use the sample range to discuss your construction, then develop a physical sample around the material, fit and brand requirements.
Review the sample and agree the reference for production.

Where knitted fabric is specified
For the knitted-fabric route, the selected yarn is made into the agreed fabric structure.
Use the agreed fabric structure and material reference to guide this route.

Where cut-and-sewn construction is specified
For cut-and-sewn styles, join the prepared panels, lining and cuffs to the approved construction.
Confirm seam, lining and cuff details in the approved sample.

Review the finished work
Inspect every finished pair against the approved sample and written order requirements. Full inspection also covers materials, production and packing.
Agree the inspection scope, including dimensions and workmanship.

Bring the order together
Bring the checked pairs into the packing workstations. Match style, color and size to the assortment, then check unit packs and carton information.
Confirm style, color, size, labels and packing instructions.

Collection development
Different collections. Different decisions. A closer look at the work a glove program brings together.

For apparel brand projects
Build a restrained knit range around a shared cuff, coordinated colors and a quiet woven label.
Yarn · cuff · color · identity
Development priority
Review yarn, cuff and label together so the collection has one coordinated development direction.
More development perspectives

02 / Leather refinement
A fashion leather glove direction focused on lining, seam definition and a discreet brand detail.
Leather · lining · seams · pairing
Development priority
Keep comments with the sample version so design and sourcing work from the same approved reference.

03 / Fleece fit review
A fleece glove program that brings cuff entry, internal seams and size-set comments into one review.
Cuff · seams · fit · size set
Development priority
Record open fit decisions and the changes to address in the next sample revision.
The sourcing notebook

01 / SOURCING GUIDE
A buying-team guide to a comparable quotation, a controlled sample review and a realistic glove production schedule.
Read the guide
02 / PRIVATE LABEL
How brand and sourcing teams turn design choices into approved materials, usable artwork and a repeatable wholesale glove specification.
Read the guide
03 / PROCUREMENT NOTES
A practical review sequence for material references, measurements, workmanship, branding and order documentation before bulk production.
Read the guidePractical notes for your buying team.Company factory photographs; selected images retouched.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you want to make and where the project stands. Add specifications or a reference file when you are ready.
A reference, an idea or an agreed specification—start with what you have.
Preparing your project brief…