Every stage is managed in-house to ensure consistency, control, and
responsibility across development and production.

Texturizing

This is where yarn character is defined. The process enhances bulk, stretch, and softness, making the yarn suitable for performance and comfort-focused fabrics while maintaining uniformity across production.

Knitting

With in-house knitting machines operating under one facility, Kaapd controls structure, tension, and consistency at scale.

Dyeing (U-Jet)

Used for precision and uniform colour penetration, this method allows better control over shade consistency where colour accuracy is critical.

Dyeing (Long Tube)

Supports continuous processing with stable results and is used to maintain colour consistency across larger fabric lengths while preserving fabric strength.

Dyeing (Soft Flow)

Designed to reduce fabric stress during processing, helping retain softness, handle, and fabric integrity—especially for finer constructions.

Collar Dyeing & Finishing

Focuses on colour matching and dimensional stability, ensuring collars maintain uniform appearance and shape even after repeated use and washing.

Stentering

Used to control fabric width, GSM, and dimensional stability. This process reduces shrinkage and improves consistency in finished output.

Digital Printing

Allows detailed designs and accurate colour reproduction while enabling flexibility in development, faster turnaround, and precise repeatability without compromising fabric quality.

Heat Transfer

This technology applies designs with durability and clarity, ensuring strong adhesion, clean detailing, and resistance to wear over time.

Quality Control (QC)

At Kaapd, quality checks aren’t a formality. Every fabric is inspected at multiple stages because what we ship represents our responsibility.