Largest manufacturer of knitted goods in Finland
— From the year 1978 —
Knits for industrial use
With 40 years of experience we have been a manufacturer of the Finnish quality metric knit goods. Located in Orivesi we produce over half million kilos of fabric every year. Our products are made 100 % in Finland.
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Stock qualities
Our versatile machinery enables us to produce different kinds of knitted goods. We have knitted fabrics for very diverse purposes which you can explore from our web pages.
Production qualities
For the production lots fabric can be dyed in the color that customer wishes. The minimum order for the production lots is usually 120 kg, not including some of the special yarns, due to the dyeing technology.
Merino Wool Fabrics
Orneule’s merino wool knitted fabric is a responsible and natural choice. Our product range includes various merino wool knitted fabrics, with the most popular being interlock and jacquard fabrics made from customers’ own designs.
Cutlon®
Cutlon® – The World’s Thinnest and Most Flexible Cut-Resistant Fabric! Cutlon® cut-resistant fabric is designed to prevent cut injuries in sports and work environments. It can be used in ice hockey or at work, to protect against cuts.
News
This summer, our long-term partner Värisävy Oy had to close down due to long-lasting financial difficulties.
Another long-term dyeing and finishing partner of ours, the PMK dyehouse, continues its meritorious work, but needs another dyehouse for support.
We found additional capacity in Estonia and have started dyeing and finishing cooperation with Qualitex As. The cooperation has started well and we are able to serve our customers just as well and often even better than before.
Qualitex’s strengths from Orneule’s point of view are transparency, reliable and fast deliveries. And the most important thing for us is the high quality of the fabric.
“We believe that with these partners we will develop production processes in a more ecological direction by using even more recycled materials and natural colors, such as coffee dyeing” Jyrki Uotila, CEO
