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Streetwear collection · 10 design concepts
Custom knit sweaters, waffle tops and ribbed streetwear
Texture can be the main design feature. Rib, waffle and knit structures give this collection its range, from fitted long sleeves and small embroidered baby tees to geometric jacquard sweaters and distressed knitwear. Crownseam makes custom concepts from 20 pieces, with free mockups to help define your direction. The ten images are design references, not ready-stock products or fabric swatches. Choose the shape and surface you want, then confirm the material, exact weight and construction in your quote.
20 piecesConfirmed minimumFree mockupsFor your own brief3 viewsOf every concept
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Front, back & three-quarter views · select a design
CS-SW-KNIT-02
Oat Tonal Waffle Long-Sleeve Top
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CS-SW-KNIT-06
Sage Tonal Ribbed Long-Sleeve Tee
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CS-SW-KNIT-07
Charcoal Waffle Chest Patch Top
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CS-SW-KNIT-08
White Original Embroidered Baby Tee
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CS-SW-KNIT-09
Navy Cream Wave Jacquard Sweater
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CS-SW-KNIT-10
Black Tonal Ribbed Tank
See all 3 views →Rendered design concepts for custom production, not ready-stock products or photographs of finished stock. Your colours, artwork, fit and production specification are agreed in your quote.
Compare the textures in plain language
Rib creates repeated vertical lines; waffle has a small grid-like surface; jacquard builds a pattern through the knit structure. Those differences matter more than simply calling everything knitwear. A tiny chest word can sit quietly on a ribbed top, while a large cream-and-brown geometric repeat becomes the whole focus of a sweater. Use the front and angled views to compare the intended texture, then include a close material reference if you have a particular surface in mind.
Choose the silhouette for each texture
The range spans fitted long-sleeve tees, cropped baby tees, thermal-style tops, crewneck sweaters and a ribbed tank. A close-fitting top and a looser sweater need different measurement briefs even when their colours match. Specify body length, sleeve length and the outline you want rather than relying only on a style name. If you are assembling a collection, consider a small embroidered top beside a larger patterned knit so each garment has a separate role and visual scale.
Keep embroidery and pattern decisions distinct
Small embroidery is an added decoration; a jacquard graphic is part of the knitted pattern. The wave-band sweater and geometric sweater show two different repeat layouts, while the pink and blue tops use restrained words. The distressed sweater introduces intentional openings and loose-thread detail as a separate effect. Identify the method, location and desired size for each element. When an artwork has fine details, include a clear file and discuss the treatment rather than assuming the same result from every process.
Write a practical knitwear enquiry
Start with a design code and your intended colour palette. Add the silhouette, measurements, artwork placement and a description of the rib, waffle or knit surface. Common fabric weights are available, and the exact composition, GSM and construction are confirmed in your quote. Free mockups help communicate the layout, but they are not a substitute for agreeing the material specification. If you need a sample, size set or logo redraw, request it explicitly so its cost is included in the quote.
Preparing a logo? Try the Logo Vectorizer. Use artwork you own or have permission to reproduce. Start your layout in Design Studio.
Before you brief your collection
Your questions, answered
How is jacquard different from a printed sweater graphic?
A jacquard pattern is created through the knit structure, while a print is applied to a fabric surface. The geometric and wave-band concepts show jacquard directions. Confirm the pattern layout, colours and construction in your quote before treating the image as a production specification.
Can I choose ribbed or waffle fabric with small embroidery?
Yes. The collection includes both directions. Send the design code, a texture reference if available, the embroidery file and its intended position. The exact material, weight and decoration details are confirmed for the order.
Can the baby tees and long sleeves have different lengths?
Their measurements can be part of your custom brief. State the intended body and sleeve lengths, fit and size breakdown. The concepts show different silhouettes, but final measurements should be agreed explicitly rather than estimated from a render.
What is the minimum for custom knitwear?
The confirmed minimum is 20 pieces. Include the chosen concept, texture, colour direction, sizes and artwork in your enquiry. Mockups are free. Sample, size-set and logo-redraw costs are confirmed in your quote.
Your reference. Your brand.
Make this direction your own.
Send the design code, your logo or artwork, quantity, requested sizes and destination. Tell us what to keep and what to change. We will use your brief to prepare a free mockup and a quote.
MOQ 20 pieces. Physical samples, logo redraws and size sets: cost confirmed in your quote.