01 / Private label manufacturingKnit Glove Manufacturer
Custom knitted glove manufacturing for apparel and accessories brands. Develop private label knit gloves around your yarn composition, knit structure, cuff, graded sizes and color plan.
Glove collections.
For your brand.
Preparing the collection…
Find your manufacturing direction
Glove collections for OEM projects.
Explore material families and construction possibilities for production in our own factory. The references below are starting points: develop additional styles, colors and details around your buying brief.
01 / Private label manufacturing
02 / Private label manufacturingLeather Glove Manufacturer
Fashion leather glove manufacturing for apparel and accessories brands. Define leather, lining, pattern and size grading, then approve pair matching and stitch details on the sample.
03 / Private label manufacturingFleece Glove Manufacturer
Fleece glove manufacturing for private label collections. Specify fabric composition and weight, panel shape, internal seams, cuff and fit as one production brief.
04 / Private label manufacturingTouchscreen Glove Manufacturer
Develop private label touchscreen gloves from a knit, fleece or mixed-material base. Define conductive areas and evaluate the agreed device interactions on the complete sample.
05 / Private label manufacturingWinter Glove Manufacturer
Develop private label winter gloves for apparel brands and seasonal importers. Coordinate outer material, lining, cuff, fit and colorways with your sample and production calendar.
06 / Specification developmentCustom Glove Manufacturer
Develop a complete private label glove specification: materials, construction, graded sizes, colorways, labels and packaging. Keep the approved sample and specification version together for production and repeat orders.
MOQ: 300 pairs per style per color. The approved physical sample and written specification define your production order.
Our samples. Your next collection.
See the work
behind the references.
Explore glove directions, then connect your shortlist with the samples, people and production behind it. Our factory photographs bring the manufacturing conversation into view.
From collection to specification
A starting point for your own brand.
Share what you want to keep or change: materials, fit, cuffs, labels and the final assortment. Other constructions can be discussed even when they are not yet part of the online collection.
Define a custom glove program
The material library
Small swatches.
More possibilities.
Explore a starting selection. More materials are available, with custom fabric development to suit your brief. Composition, colour and finish are agreed through sampling.
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Plain knit
Yarn / structureMaterial notes
Begin with the yarn. Let the stitch, weight and hand feel shape the collection.
- Yarn composition and colour reference
- Stitch structure and finished weight
- Stretch, recovery and hand feel
Apparel and everyday accessory collections.
Rib knit
Structure / recoveryMaterial notes
A pronounced structure that brings texture and definition to the wrist.
- Rib structure and cuff proportions
- Yarn selection and stretch recovery
- The cuff-to-body connection
Knitted cuffs and texture-led development.
Fleece
Pile / softnessMaterial notes
Compare the pile and the way the fabric behaves in a complete, sewn glove.
- Composition and fabric weight
- Pile appearance and colour
- Seam bulk and cuff finishing
Seasonal textile and cut-and-sewn assortments.
Leather
Grain / finishMaterial notes
Grain, surface finish and the seam treatment work together to define the character.
- Leather type, finish and colour variation
- Seam appearance and panel construction
- Lining and the assembled hand feel
Accessories programmes built around finish and detail.
Shell textile
Surface / constructionMaterial notes
Specify the outer material around the intended use and the construction beneath it.
- Composition and surface finish
- Panel shape and seam construction
- Project-specific performance requirements
Panelled gloves and winter collection development.
Lining & layers
Inside / outsideMaterial notes
Review the inside and outside as one glove. Each layer changes the fit and feel.
- Shell, lining and insulation combination
- Overall bulk and finger movement
- Inside finish on the assembled sample
Lined styles and considered seasonal layering.
Inside VORLAN
Your collection.
Our own factory.
From material planning to the final assortment, see the spaces behind the work. Factory-led development for brands, importers and wholesale teams.
Materials. Samples. Making.
One connected conversation.
- Established
- 2016
- Production lines
- 8
- Employees
- 200+
The knitting floor
Knitting equipment and operators on our factory floor. Confirm the construction route for each glove style.
The sample display
Glove samples across different constructions. Use a reference to discuss shape, materials and development scope.
Material storage
Yarn stored for production. Your approved yarn and color references identify the material required for the order.
The sewing floor
Sewing workstations for bringing prepared components into the selected construction.
Packing workstations
Glove packing and sorting at the factory. The assortment, labels and carton instructions follow the order specification.
Company factory photographs. Selected photographs have been retouched for clarity and environmental cleanup.
From reference to reality
Factory process.
From material to pair.
A clear path from the first material decision to a packed order. Follow each stage and the decisions we confirm together.Photographs from our factory and sample displays.
01Prepare
Start from the approved reference.
Prepare materials and components for the selected making route.
Stages 01 — 02
Define the starting point
Material preparation
Use the yarn, fabric or leather reference to define the material route. Bring color, lining and trims into the same approval file.
Your checkpointConfirm material identifiers and physical color references.
A shared material reference
For cut-and-sewn styles
Cutting & component preparation
For cut-and-sewn constructions, prepare the panels from the agreed fabric or leather. Keep component shape, direction and color allocation connected to the approved pattern.
Your checkpointIdentify the body, thumb, cuff and lining components in the approved construction.
Prepared components for assembly
02Make
Follow the right construction.
Knitting and sewing depend on the selected material and construction. Not every order uses both.
Stages 03 — 04
Follow the selected route
Knitted fabric production
Where the construction uses knitted fabric, connect the selected yarn with the agreed fabric structure and subsequent making route.
Your checkpointConfirm whether this material route applies to your glove.
Material for the selected construction
For cut-and-sewn styles
Sewing & assembly
For cut-and-sewn styles, assemble panels, lining and cuffs to the approved construction. Review the inside finish with the exterior.
Your checkpointConfirm seams, lining and cuff details on the complete sample.
Assembly to the approved construction
03Finish
Bring the order together.
Check the finished work, then organise it for the agreed assortment.
Stages 05 — 06
Check the finished work
Full inspection
Our worktable photograph shows manual review of knitted items. For glove orders, we inspect every finished pair against the agreed product requirements.
Your checkpointAgree dimensions, workmanship, pairing and any separate test requirements.
Finished pairs checked against the order reference
Prepare the order
Packing & assortment
Match finished gloves to the approved style, color and size assortment before unit packing and carton preparation.
Your checkpointConfirm quantity units, labels, artwork versions and carton marks.
The agreed assortment, packed
Your approved sample remains the reference, from making to the final check.
Working directly with our factory
Your team. Our team.
One agreed next step.
Move from collection choices to a clearly defined OEM or private label order. The cooperation process keeps buyer decisions and factory work connected.
01Project coordination / factory office Send the buying brief.
- Your buying team
- Your category, authorized reference, material direction and the details that need development.
- Our factory
- We review the brief against the relevant operations in our own factory and identify the decisions needed for quotation.
A defined development scope.
02Yarn references / material and quotation scope Align the quotation basis.
- Your buying team
- Give quantities in pairs by style, color and size, plus artwork, packing, destination and target timing.
- Our factory
- Confirm the proposed material route, sample scope, order minimum and timing against those requirements. Resolve open cost items before comparing offers.
A quotation tied to one specification.
03Development references / factory sample display Develop and review the sample.
- Your buying team
- Review materials, construction, graded fit and the brand application on the complete physical sample.
- Our factory
- We develop the physical glove and work through your consolidated comments. Sampling is 7–10 working days from the agreed start.
A complete glove with resolved revisions.
04Workshop coordination / production setup Approve the order reference.
- Your buying team
- Confirm the sample version, measurements and tolerances, material references, artwork and assortment. Nominate the person who approves changes.
- Our factory
- Connect the approved file with the workshop requirements. Agree the production start and the scope for the order.
Written approval for the production version.
05Manual review / factory worktables Make, inspect and resolve.
- Your buying team
- Agree acceptance criteria and the inspection information your team needs. Keep additional testing requirements explicit.
- Our factory
- Our factory produces and inspects every pair, including dimensions. Nonconforming goods are isolated, reworked and reinspected. Bulk production is 30–45 working days from the agreed start.
Accepted pairs for the agreed assortment.
06Cartons / factory storage Confirm packing and dispatch.
- Your buying team
- Approve pack quantities, labels, carton marks and delivery instructions. For repeat orders, identify the retained version and any changes.
- Our factory
- Prepare the agreed style, color and size assortment and its packing. Coordinate the dispatch scope and documents required for the order.
A defined handoff and reorder reference.
Before we begin
Good questions.
Clear answers.
From a first shortlist to sample approval, full inspection and the final packing instructions.
For your planning
- Minimum order
- 300 pairsper style / color
- Sampling
- 7–10working days
- Bulk production
- 30–45working days
01Are the collection designs ready-made products or development references?
The collection provides starting points for OEM and private label development. Choose details to retain or change, then confirm materials, measurements and construction through a physical sample.
02Can we manufacture gloves under our own brand?
Yes. Discuss the complete glove specification, brand application, labels and packing together. Supply the artwork, proposed dimensions and position; approve the application on the selected material before production.
03How does the minimum order quantity apply?
The MOQ is 300 pairs per style per color. Provide the size breakdown within each group. Packing configuration is agreed separately so the quotation, assortment and carton instructions use consistent quantity units.
04How long do sampling and production take?
Sampling takes 7–10 working days and bulk production takes 30–45 working days from the agreed start. Material confirmation, revisions, buyer approvals, transport and clearance need their own place in the calendar.
05Can we begin without a completed tech pack?
Send an authorized reference sample, images or a collection brief. Identify your material direction, intended market, quantities and target date, and mark the details that still need development. Agree the scope and approval responsibilities before sampling.
06What makes a quotation request specific enough to compare?
Include the category or reference, construction, material requirements, quantity per style and color, size split, brand artwork, packing, destination and timing. Ask the quotation to identify assumptions and open decisions so different proposals cover the same order.
07How do we approve a size range?
Provide your size chart or agree the development work required. Define measurement points, units, glove condition and method, then approve the target and allowed variation for each required point. A size label alone does not define the fit.
08Do you inspect every finished pair?
Yes. VORLAN carries out full inspection of finished pairs, with checks across incoming materials, production and packing. Agree workmanship, measurements, pairing and label requirements in the order specification. Specialist testing has a separate agreed scope.
09How are several colors or styles kept in one collection plan?
Create an assortment matrix listing the style, color, size and pairs in each group. Identify shared materials and trims, and show any separate artwork or packing version. Confirm the MOQ and quotation for each style and color.
10What should we approve for private label packing?
Confirm label text and attachment, artwork versions, size and color identification, pairs per unit pack, carton assortment and carton marks. Include any barcode or destination-specific requirements in the brief; the final configuration is agreed for your order.
11Can we discuss constructions outside the current collection?
Yes. The online collection is a starting point. Send the actual construction, materials, intended use and any special processing or testing requirements so we can review the relevant sample and manufacturing route.
12What should we keep for a repeat order?
Retain the approved sample identifier, material references, size specification, artwork, assortment and packing versions. Flag changes before a reorder and reconfirm material availability, quotation and production timing.
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