A crew sock with a cushioned terry sole and knitted embroidery, in a spandex and cotton yarn that moves sweat and stays breathable. The embroidery is knitted in, not stitched on after, so a crest or a monogram sits flat in the sock. Listed for cold-season sport and everyday wear.
Supplied ODM — this style, branded to your label on the cuff.
Knitted in, not stitched on
This is the one claim on the page that changes what arrives in the carton, so it sits near the certificates rather than inside the process list. A crest knitted into the sock and a crest sewn on afterwards look close together in a photograph and behave differently on the foot.
Stitched on after knitting
Embroidery thread is laid over a finished sock and sewn down. The design stands proud of the knit, so it reads as a raised layer and the inside of the sock carries the stitching where the design runs.
- Sits
- On top of the knit, as a raised layer
- Inside of the sock
- Stitch backing behind the design
Knitted in on the machine (this style)
The crest or monogram is knitted as part of the sock on the circular machine, so the design is the knit rather than a layer sitting on it. It sits flat, and there is no separate embroidery thread to catch on a lace or a boot liner.
- Sits
- Flat in the knit, level with the sock
- Agreed before the run
- Artwork proof before knitting, then the approved sample
Samples and quality
Your most common complaint is not price. It is a perfect sample followed by a bulk order that does not match it. Here is how we close that gap.
We produce to the approved sample
The sample you sign off is the reference, not an aspiration. A signed copy stays on file against your order number, and we check bulk against it before the cartons close. Reorders get the same signed reference, so a repeat order months later matches the first shipment.
Third-party inspection is welcome
You do not have to take our word for it. Book SGS, BV or TUV, or send your own inspector. We will give them floor access and the records they ask for; the inspector you commission reports to you, not to us.
- Accepted inspectors
- SGS / BV / TUV, or your own QC
- Inspection window
- You can book third-party inspection at agreed stages.
How this style gets made and checked
Four stages, each with a named owner on the floor. The same stages run for every style on this site; the notes below are the ones that matter for this construction.
Yarn in and dye lot locked
Knitted on the needle count quoted
Embroidery knitted in
Checks and packing
What we will ask you before quoting
- The embroidery artwork and where it sits
- Needle count and the machine you are being quoted on
- Yarn composition and the count of the yarn you want
- Weight per pair, finished or packed
- Colour count and whether you need a Pantone match
- Size range, and the size chart you sell against
Full specification
Written as text so your team, your buyer and their tools can all read it. Nothing below lives only inside a photograph. Each row names the data it comes from; the sample you approve is the binding reference for anything not fixed here.
| Model | Not assigned; your own model reference is carried on the order |
|---|---|
| Category | Sport |
| Yarn composition | Spandex / cotton (as listed) |
| Needle gauge | 144N / 168N / 200N — selected per style |
| Weight | Net weight per pair available on request with the spec sheet |
| Sock height | crew / knee-high per style — leg length made to order |
| Construction and features | Cushioned terry sole; knitted-in embroidery; sweat-absorbing, breathable knit (as listed) |
| Applications | Cold-season sport and everyday wear (as listed: sports) |
| Season | Autumn / winter (as listed: winter); confirmed per order |
| Wearer | Unisex |
| Logo placement | Cuff (as listed) |
| Size range | XS–XXL per foot length — see the size chart |
| Supply type | ODM — this style produced under your brand |
| Origin | Zhejiang, China |
| Packing | Standard export packing; retail-level options (header card, OPP bag, printed box) are set per style |
| Pairs per inner box | Inner box quantity per style available with the spec sheet |
| Pairs per carton | 144–400 pairs per carton — packed per style |
| Carton measurements | 0.058–0.157 m³ — packed per style |
| Carton gross and net weight | 17–19 kg gross per carton by size band (sm 17 kg, l/xl 18 kg, xxl 19 kg) |
| Sample policy | Sampling is charged per style; the sampling fee is credited against your first bulk order; we quote the fee with your quotation, and you cover the courier freight. Sampling time: typically 3–5 days after you confirm the brief and artwork |
| Size | Foot length (cm) |
|---|---|
| XS | 21–22.5 |
| S | 22.5–24 |
| M | 24–25.5 |
| L | 25.5–27 |
| XL | 27–29 |
Ask about this style
The form needs only your email and a line about what you need. Add the quantity you have in mind and we cost it against your spec. Color count, size breakdown and packing come next; none of them need to block the first email.
More from the first catalog
Same floor, same terms. Each style carries its own photographs and specification sheet.
Before you write
Every value on this page comes from this style's own listing data, or from the best-documented figure for this class of sock where the style's own data carries none. All other parameters are set on your quotation, and we make your sample against the specification sheet above.
A short brief in the form above — end use, market, quantity band, and a photo of a sock you already sell if you have one — saves a round of questions later.
The costing comes back within one working day. If the construction you need sits outside what this floor holds, the reply says so plainly rather than passing the work to someone else.
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