Glove manufacturing for brands
Since 2016 · Europe & North AmericaTell us about your project

Our own factory. Your glove collection.

Fashion gloves.
Made for your brand.

A fashion glove manufacturer for OEM and private label brands, importers and distributors.

VORLAN / Our own factory

A closer look
inside our factory.

Explore the workspaces that connect material planning, sample development and production with the preparation of your finished assortment.

01

The sewing floor

Rows of sewing stations connect prepared components with the assembly work behind a glove collection.

Your collection.
Our own factory.

For brands, importers and wholesale teams serving Europe and North America. Meet VORLAN, your glove manufacturing partner.

Established
2016
Production lines
8
Employees
200+
Develop
Turn materials, fit and brand details into an approved sample.
Make
Coordinate knitting and sewing around the agreed glove construction.
Prepare
Check finished pairs and organize labels, packing and order assortments.
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02

Material storage

Yarn cones are organized on storage racks before they move into the selected production route.

03

Glove reference display

A wall of glove references offers starting points for discussing shapes, cuffs and the direction of a collection.

04

Knitted-fabric production

Operators work with knitting equipment along the textile-production route. The selected glove construction determines how the fabric is used.

05

Sorting & packing

Worktables and sorting bins support glove handling and bagging before the order assortment is prepared.

Factory photographs. Selected images retouched for presentation.

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Product directions / Development references

Find a starting point
for your collection.

Different constructions for different buying briefs. Compare these references, then develop the materials, fit and details around your project.

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OEM / ODM development

Your design.
Or a starting point.

Plain-knit yarn swatch
Knit
Leather surface swatch
Leather
Fleece texture swatch
Fleece
01 / OEM

Build from your design.

You bring
A tech pack or approved reference, with the details to keep or change.
We develop
A reviewed material, construction and measurement specification for sampling.
02 / ODM

Develop from your brief.

You bring
An idea, intended use and target market, plus your collection direction.
We develop
A material and construction proposal with agreed details to take into sampling.

One shared approval point. Agree the physical sample, specification and artwork before production.

Materials

Compare yarn, leather, fleece and lining references.

Colour & fit

Agree colourways, measurements and the size range.

Construction

Develop panels, seams, cuffs and selected details.

Branding

Review logo methods, label positions and artwork.

Packing

Define unit packs, assortment and carton information.

Options are reviewed for your chosen construction and confirmed through sampling.

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The work behind your collection

From material
to finished pairs.

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.

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  1. Establish the reference

    Material preparation

    Prepare yarn for the selected textile route. Confirm fabric, lining and trims separately against the material brief.

    Your checkpoint

    Confirm material and color references before sampling.

    Yarn cones on winding equipment in the preparation area
    A shared material referenceFactory photograph
  2. Make it tangible

    Sampling & approval

    Use the sample range to discuss your construction, then develop a physical sample around the material, fit and brand requirements.

    Your checkpoint

    Review the sample and agree the reference for production.

    Knitted gloves and coordinated accessories on a display wall
    Sample references for your development briefRetouched factory photograph
  3. Where knitted fabric is specified

    Circular knitting

    For the knitted-fabric route, the selected yarn is made into the agreed fabric structure.

    Your checkpoint

    Use the agreed fabric structure and material reference to guide this route.

    Textile knitting machines with overhead yarn-feed frames
    Fabric for the selected constructionRetouched factory photograph
  4. Where cut-and-sewn construction is specified

    Sewing & assembly

    For cut-and-sewn styles, join the prepared panels, lining and cuffs to the approved construction.

    Your checkpoint

    Confirm seam, lining and cuff details in the approved sample.

    Operator guiding fabric through an industrial sewing machine
    Assembly to the approved constructionFactory photograph
  5. Review the finished work

    Quality inspection

    Inspect every finished pair against the approved sample and written order requirements. Full inspection also covers materials, production and packing.

    Your checkpoint

    Agree the inspection scope, including dimensions and workmanship.

    Workers reviewing knitted items at long inspection tables
    Full inspection against the agreed referenceRetouched factory photograph
  6. Bring the order together

    Packing & assortment

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

    Your checkpoint

    Confirm style, color, size, labels and packing instructions.

    Workers preparing items at packing stations with blue sorting bins
    The agreed assortment, packedRetouched factory photograph

Collection development

The project
behind the pair.

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

More development perspectives

Detail of a leather glove cuff, woven label and hangtag attachment

02 / Leather refinement

The finish is in the details.

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.

Discuss your project
Close view of a fleece glove cuff and internal seam being reviewed

03 / Fleece fit review

A clearer route through sampling.

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.

Discuss your project

The sourcing notebook

A considered brief.
A clearer next step.

All sourcing resources

Practical notes for your buying team.Company factory photographs; selected images retouched.

Start a conversation

Your next collection
starts with a brief.

Tell us what you want to make and where the project stands. Add specifications or a reference file when you are ready.

Send your project brief.

A reference, an idea or an agreed specification—start with what you have.

Preparing your project brief…

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