From your idea to a production-ready garment
Custom manufacturing means the garment does not exist until you order it. There is no stock to choose from. We build it from your design: the fabric is selected, the pattern is drafted, a sample is sewn, and bulk production starts only when you approve that sample.
What you need to start
The more precise the brief, the faster and cheaper development is. In order of usefulness:
- A tech pack. Flat sketches, measurements, fabric, trims and artwork placement. See the tech pack guide or tick through the tech pack checklist.
- A reference garment. Post us a piece whose fit or construction you want to match, with notes on what to change.
- A sketch and a size chart. Enough for a first sample, with more questions from us along the way.
Choosing between OEM, ODM and private label
If the design is entirely yours, that is OEM manufacturing. If you want us to contribute the pattern or adapt a style we already know, that is ODM. If you mainly want a finished range under your brand name, look at private label. Many orders mix all three.
What happens after you send a brief
We reply with questions, then a quote that lists the unit price at your quantity, the sample cost, and the minimum for the style. The ordering guide walks through every step from there to delivery.
Close-up of the stitching and seam finish on custom clothing
Fabric options offered for clothing, showing weight and colour
Printing and embroidery applied to clothing during production
Branded neck label and hang tag applied to clothing
Clothing folded, bagged and packed for export
Questions buyers ask
I do not have a tech pack. Can I still order?
Yes. A reference garment or a clear sketch with measurements is enough to begin. Expect more questions and possibly an extra sample round compared with a complete tech pack.
Will you keep my designs confidential?
Your designs are used only to make your order. If you need a signed non-disclosure agreement before sharing files, ask and we will arrange it.
Can I order a sample before committing to bulk?
Yes. Sampling comes first on every new style. The sample cost and timing are stated on your quote.