Social responsibility

Steady work, held to one standard

Crochet is one of the few skilled trades that can be done at home, on flexible hours and in places without a factory nearby. That is what makes a distributed production network possible.

Hands sorting and stitching crochet pieces at a shared worktable
A person crocheting beside yarn and organised project materials at a home worktable

The people behind the work

Who works in the network

Our managed network includes women in rural communities around Ningbo and people who have limited access to steady local work. Many already know how to crochet and need an organised route into repeat production.

The network connects that existing skill with product references, supplied materials, defined component work and central assembly.

One production standard

How the network runs

Every component follows the approved reference and defined requirements, wherever it is made. Finished work returns for central assembly and inspection, with maker identification supporting follow-up and traceability.

Finished crochet components being collected and organised for central review
  1. 01Work is issued as defined component jobs, with materials supplied
  2. 02Production guidance is agreed before live order work begins
  3. 03Finished components are collected, inspected and assembled centrally
  4. 04Completed work is recorded and paid against agreed component jobs and rates

Customer IP

Only develop what you have the right to use

Please send only characters, artwork, logos and brand assets you own or are authorised to use. Raise any exclusivity requirement before development begins.

Custom MOQ · 100 pcs/style

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