Facilities · Changshu, Jiangsu

55,000 square metres, one cluster

One knitting facility, three dyeing facilities and two marketing/merchandising arms — Landsun and RyderTextiles — sit inside China's densest knit textile cluster. Fabric does not travel between provinces between stages; it travels between buildings.

55,000+Square metres

1Knitting facility

3Dyeing facilities

2Marketing arms — Landsun, RyderTextiles

300+Circular knitting machines

100+Tonnes dyed per day

The three dye houses

Each unit dedicated to one fabric class

A general-purpose dye house makes every lot wait for the one before it. Splitting the work across three specialised units is what keeps a synthetic activewear order and an outerwear-fleece order off each other's schedule.

Unit 01

Shuangchen Textile

Active, sport and yoga wear — mainly poly and poly/spandex base.

Dyes the open-width and single knit programme

Unit 02

Huicai Textile

Active, sport and yoga wear — poly, poly/spandex, nylon, nylon/spandex, modal/poly/cotton blends.

Handles the broader synthetic and blended programme

Unit 03

Fleece, sherpa & print

Outerwear fleece, sherpa and sweater fleece. Printing is handled here as well.

Also the printing house

Machine floor

Circular knitting machine on the RyderTex floor, frame 1 of four.

Circular knitting machine on the RyderTex floor, frame 2 of four.

Circular knitting machine on the RyderTex floor, frame 3 of four.

Circular knitting machine on the RyderTex floor, frame 4 of four.

Lab & quality

Colour is matched here, not argued about later

Lab dips, shade approval and physical testing sit on site, next to the machines that made the fabric.

Technician at the RyderTex dye lab checking a colour recipe against dyed fabric swatches. — Dye lab · recipe and shade approval

Quality control bench with fabric samples laid out for inspection. — QC bench · inspection

Row of textile testing instruments in the RyderTex laboratory. — Physical testing row

[[NEEDS INPUT: test standards and equipment list for the lab]]

Landsun Group · Vietnam

A non-China dyeing and finishing route

Forward-looking, not live today — dated so buyers can plan around it.

Sept 2026

Dyeing & finishing operational

25 tonnes/day dyeing and finishing capacity comes online at the Landsun Group plant in Vietnam.

Dyeing and finishing only — knitting is not planned for this site

Q2 2027

Capacity reaches 50 tonnes/day

The Vietnam plant scales to 50 tonnes/day dyeing and finishing capacity, matching the same QC standard as Changshu.

Same group, same standard, non-China origin

For programmes cut and sewn outside China, US origin rules for knit apparel (19 CFR §102.21) generally follow the country of assembly rather than the country the fabric was knitted or dyed in. [[VERIFY WITH CUSTOMS COUNSEL BEFORE PUBLISHING]]