What buyers ask before starting production

Our starting MOQ is 50 units where the selected garment, fabric, colour and decoration allow it. Custom-dyed fabric, special trims or complex processes may require a higher quantity.

Sample development is typically targeted within 15 days after the product specification, materials and artwork are confirmed. Complex products or custom-developed fabrics can take longer.

Yes. We work with growing brands as well as established buyers. A clear reference, target quantity, budget position and launch date help us recommend a practical starting route.

Yes. Private-label options can include neck labels, care labels, size labels, hangtags, branded packaging, printing, embroidery and other decoration.

Yes. A tech pack is the most efficient starting point. We can also review reference garments or images, but additional specification work may be required before an accurate sample and quotation.

Fabric direction is selected by product, composition, GSM, surface, drape and finish. Heavyweight options are available, but the final range depends on the garment and sourcing requirements.

Send the product type, reference or tech pack, estimated quantity, fabric or GSM, colours, size range, artwork, labels, packaging, destination and required delivery date.

DDP and DDU delivery options can be discussed for international orders. Availability, transit time and cost depend on destination, shipment size and the current logistics route.

We confirm specifications, develop an approval sample, carry out in-line checks and inspect finished garments against the approved reference before packing.

Yes. Sample approval is an essential stage for custom production because it establishes the fit, construction, material and finish reference for the bulk order.