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Shift from QR to RFID For SFG Tracking : A Sustainable Approach at Tricot Nepal
Overview This case study examines Tricot Nepal’s transition from QR-based to RFID-based SFG tracking as part of its digital operations journey using KnitOne. It explores the limitations of QR scanning at scale, the structured approach taken to introduce RFID, and the operational improvements achieved. The Client Tricot Nepal is a premium cashmere and luxury knitwear manufacturer based […]
Introducing Tailored ERP for Knitwear Manufacturing
You may have a little knowledge about KnitOne. Thus, to help you understand KnitOne better, we have come up with this blog. From the basics to its core purpose, we’ll walk you through what KnitOne is and why it matters. Let’s get started. What is KnitOne? KnitOne is a tailored ERP for knitwear manufacturing that connects key factory functions: inventory, merchandising, production, […]
How KnitOne Enables Supply Chain Forecasting for Knitwear Manufacturing
As knitwear businesses scale, problems rarely start with a lack of orders. They start when future pressure is not visible early enough—pressure from yarn availability, machine load, vendor delays, or delivery commitments piling up at the same time. Industry studies show that supply chain disruptions can cost companies 6–10% of annual revenue (International Logistics Group), which highlights […]
5 Ways KnitOne Helps Reduce Yarn Wastage in Knitwear Production
Did you know, knitwear manufacturers report yarn wastage in knitting factories typically ranging from 8-9% (fibre2fashion)? And that figure can make or break profitability. Especially with luxury yarns, even a small amount of waste can significantly inflate production costs. For most knitwear manufacturers, controlling yarn wastage is a top priority. Despite constant effort, losses continue to rise—day after day—leaving owners searching for a […]
Why KnitOne is the Best ERP for Flat-Knitwear Manufacturing?
Flat-knitwear manufacturing operates very differently from other apparel categories. While other factories work with fabric, flat-knit works directly with yarn. And yarn isn’t a fixed material—its weight changes across processes. Also, each lot behaves differently in terms of shrinkage, moisture, and knitting. Thus, to maintain garment quality and style accuracy, it is essential to keep lot-wise traceability intact. However, spreadsheets cannot reliably capture these nuances. To streamline yarn-to-garment operations, many flat-knit […]
Why KnitOne ERP is Built Specifically for Knitwear Manufacturing?
Running a knitwear manufacturing facility is a balancing act of precision, coordination, and speed. Even with state-of-the-art machines, skilled teams, and strong buyer demand, many factories still fail to achieve profits. The reasons are rarely about capacity. The true problem lies in a lack of clarity. In various factories, production data is scattered across notebooks, […]