The first machine they purchased was a warp-knitting machine designed and manufactured by a local company. Leveraging their extensive experience and relationships within the industry, they began as a small operation with just one machine. Today, they have grown into a company equipped with state-of-the-art Japanese knitting machines capable of producing everything from socks and scarves to garments and accessories. In the early days, they knitted using small cones of leftover yarn from other productions. Based on the amount of yarn used since 1999, the total length of scarves produced would stretch an astonishing 1,260 kilometers.

Their customer list includes prestigious department stores such as Selfridges and Le Bon Marché. The brand’s reliability and craftsmanship are widely recognized—one notable example being Emma Watson (as Hermione) wearing their knitwear in the film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.