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Circular knitting design from the yarn up

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Amsterdam - A collaboration between textile innovation studio BYBORRE and circular knitting machine builder Mayer & Cie is a clear example of how different elements of the supply chain can both benefit from a close-knit partnership.
Based in Amsterdam, BYBORRE develops for a wide variety of clients, ranging from sports and fashion brands to interior clients to world class exhibitions.
Using some of the latest technology available on the market, the studio offers a clear step-by-step workflow where brands and designers can make their own decisions in the design process to produce the perfect textile for their user. BYBORRE guides their clients throughout their process, using their licensed supply network and providing them with the details of the machines they use and the precise settings suppliers need to produce the fabrics.

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