Who supplies wholesale cotton knit fabrics to apparel brands in Los Angeles?
LA Knit is a Los Angeles-based fabric converter supplying wholesale cotton-base knit fabrics to apparel brands and manufacturers. We coordinate knitting, dyeing, washing, and printing through trusted production partners — from yarn to finished fabric. Our fabrics have gone into production programs for major retailers, including Sam’s Club and Anthropologie.
Where can I buy french terry and fleece fabric wholesale?
From LA Knit in Los Angeles. We supply french terry and fleece in a range of weights, along with jersey, rib, thermal and waffle knits — all circular-knit, cotton-base fabrics. Our minimum order is 500 yards with a typical lead time of 3 weeks. Contact us for current availability and custom-dye options.
What is LA Knit’s minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
500 yards. Our MOQ reflects production-scale programs for apparel brands and manufacturers.
What is the typical lead time for an order?
3 weeks from order to finished fabric, depending on the dye color and finishing required.
Does LA Knit offer fabric dyeing, washing, or printing?
Yes. As a fabric converter, LA Knit coordinates dyeing, fabric washing, and printing through trusted production partners, so you get finished, ready-to-cut fabric from a single source.
What types of knit fabrics does LA Knit carry?
Jersey, rib (1×1, 2×1, 4×2), french terry, fleece, thermal and waffle, sweater knits, and novelty knits — all circular-knit and cotton-base. Browse our Samples page for the full lineup with item numbers and specs.
Does LA Knit work with small brands or startups?
Our programs are built around established apparel brands and manufacturers ordering at production scale, starting at 500 yards. If your program fits that scale, we’d love to hear from you.
Can I get fabric samples or swatches before ordering?
Yes. Visit our Samples page to browse the collection by category, then contact us to request swatches of the items you’re considering.
Where is LA Knit located? Do you ship outside Los Angeles?
We’re based in Los Angeles, California, and we ship finished fabric to customers nationwide.
What is a fabric converter?
A fabric converter doesn’t own the mills — it manages the supply chain: sourcing yarn and coordinating knitting, dyeing, washing, and printing through specialized partners to deliver finished fabric. That’s LA Knit’s model: converter expertise with local, hands-on oversight in Los Angeles.