Active Clothing signs MoU with Cixing to launch smart knitting

Active Clothing Co. Ltd. has entered a long-term strategic partnership with Ningbo Cixing Co. Ltd., a global leader in computerized flat knitting technology based in China. The two companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a next-generation “KNIT TO SHAPE” Smart Knitting Factory in India.

This collaboration marks a significant step toward reshaping India’s sweater manufacturing landscape through advanced *automation, precision knitting, and zero-waste production. The “KNIT TO SHAPE” initiative introduces 3D seamless knitting technology, setting new standards for sustainable and intelligent garment production.

The partnership highlights Active Clothing Co. Ltd.’s commitment to technological excellence, design innovation, and world-class manufacturing, positioning the company at the forefront of smart, sustainable textile solutions in India.

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