Dimple International Corporation

Company Profile

Dimple's fiber and construction list maps the synthetic knit business Taiwan built its name on: tricot (the warp knit behind lingerie, linings and sportswear), micro-fiber knits for soft performance fabrics, mesh for athletic wear, sherpa for fleece-lined casual clothing, and computer jacquard for patterned fashion knits. Spanning nylon, acrylic, polyester and mohair gives the group a knit answer for most man-made-fiber programs a buyer might bring.

Seven factories across Asia under a Taipei headquarters is the classic Taiwanese textile group structure: development, sales and technical control in Taiwan, production capacity distributed across the region. Since 1977 the company has therefore lived through the industry's migration cycles while keeping its knit specialisation — garments as well as fabrics, which means it can sell cloth to other makers or carry a program through to finished clothing. No company website was listed in the record.

Dimple's fabric list is a map of the man-made knit world circa its record: computer jacquard for pattern, Lycra fabrics for stretch, micro fabric for the microfiber wave, tricot as the warp-knit staple, mesh for sportswear, sherpa for casual fleece — across nylon, acrylic, polyester and mohair. Seven factories throughout Asia behind a Taipei headquarters gave the group both Taiwanese technical control and regional capacity, the structure that made Taiwan's textile groups durable exporters even as production moved. 'Since 1977' also matters in knits: the group predates the elastane and microfiber eras and absorbed both into its range.

Sourcing and Working With Dimple International Corporation

For synthetic knits, the specification conversation is about polymers and performance: which nylon or polyester variant, whether micro-denier yarns are used, the elastane (Lycra) content for stretch styles, and the finishes — wicking, anti-bacterial, UV — the fabric must carry. Tricot and mesh are warp knits with their own width and weight conventions, so state the end garment clearly and let the mill propose the construction it runs best.

A multi-factory group needs a routed enquiry too: ask which plant would produce your fabric, since quality systems and minimums are plant-level facts. For jacquard programs, confirm whether designs are developed in-house on computer jacquard equipment (the record says they are) and what pattern-development charges and timelines apply before sampling seasons are planned around them.

Understanding the Range

Knitted fabrics — the family Dimple International Corporation works in — are built from interlocking loops rather than interlaced yarns, which is why they stretch, recover and feel soft against the skin. Buyers comparing knitters should look past the headline fabric name to the machine gauge, the yarn count and the finishing route, because two fabrics both sold as 'Knitted fabrics and garments' can differ in all three. A well-run knit program also fixes how fabric is measured and paid for — by weight or by length — at the very first order, since knitted cloth relaxes, grows and shrinks in ways woven cloth does not, and most disputes in this trade are measurement disputes wearing a quality costume.

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