The garment does not change much between markets. The paperwork, the label and the size chart do, and those are the things that stop a shipment at the border or get a product returned.
Each page below covers what a brand importing into that country needs to get right before the order is produced, not after it ships. If you sell into more than one market, read both: a single label can usually be designed to satisfy several at once, but only if it is planned that way from the start.
These pages are general information to help you plan. They are not customs, legal or compliance advice, and rules change. Confirm current requirements with your customs authority or a broker before you import.
Clothing Manufacturer for USA Brands
What a US brand needs on the label and on the paperwork before an apparel shipment leaves Sialkot.
Clothing Manufacturer for UK Brands
Fibre labelling, duty and VAT, and the sizing UK customers expect, before your order is produced.
Clothing Manufacturer for France
Manufacturing for French brands, with labelling in French and shipping into Le Havre, Marseille and Fos.
Clothing Manufacturer for Italy
Production for Italian brands and wholesalers, with Italian labelling and shipping into Genoa, La Spezia and Trieste.
Clothing Manufacturer for the Netherlands
Production for Dutch brands and distributors, shipping into Rotterdam, with EU-compliant labelling.
Clothing Manufacturer for Spain
Production for Spanish brands and distributors, shipping into Valencia, Barcelona and Algeciras.
Clothing Manufacturer for Ireland
Production for Irish brands and sports clubs, shipping into Dublin and Cork.
Clothing Manufacturer for Sweden
Production for Swedish and Nordic brands, with documentation that Nordic buyers expect up front.
Garments folded, bagged and packed into marked export cartons