Product and quantity
Style, target fabric, decoration method, and pieces per size — even a range is enough to start.
Manufacturing process
From tech pack to packed carton
A repeatable production path: lock the sample, inspect in-line, then scale bulk. That is how custom uniforms and private label apparel stay consistent from the first order to the reorder.
Operations
Sampling, sewing, branding, and packing in one program.
7–10
Sample business days
3–5
Weeks typical bulk
10
Piece minimum
AQL
Final packing audit
Operations checklist
Production inspection at every stage
How we execute multi-point checks so bulk matches the approved sample.
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Brief and tech pack
Share product type, quantity, size range, fabric preference, and artwork. We review specs before cutting fabric.
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Pre-production sample
Fit, fabric, print, and trims are proven on a sample. Bulk does not start until you approve.
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Cut, sew, and decorate
In-line fabric, stitch, and branding checks keep the line aligned with the signed-off sample.
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Audit, pack, and ship
Final garment audit, press, labels, and carton marks — then export-ready packing.
What to send
Faster quotes start with a complete brief
The more complete the first brief, the faster sampling and costing. Incomplete artwork or missing size ranges are the usual delays.
Artwork files
Vector logos, pantone targets, and placement notes. We flag issues before sampling.
Delivery window
Tell us when you need samples and bulk so we can sequence the line honestly.