Pattern and grading
The block is drawn and graded to your chart before a single piece is cut.
Sorted by the buyer's situation, not the garment
Apparel Manufacturing Solutions — Five Situations, One Floor
Five pages, each written for a buyer in a particular position — a capsule to prove, a claim to file, a roster to kit, a staff programme to hold. Find the one that matches yours and start there.
The Solutions layer
Five Situations, One Cut-and-Sew Floor
Each page takes one buyer’s position and answers it — what the situation costs, how we head it off, and which pages hold the detail. Start with the one that reads like yours.
01
Small Batch Cut & Sew
One capsule to prove before the season.
Up to six styles run in one low-volume order, the fit proofed first.
02
Sustainable Apparel
Environmental claims that must survive a filing.
Certified cloth traced to the batch, with the files an audit asks for.
03
Sports & Gym Brands
Fitted kit where the cut carries the range.
The block drafted to your chart, the fit proved on a worn sample.
04
Cycling Team Kits
A full roster to kit from one shared chart.
Jerseys, bibs and the rest of the kit, sublimated and shipped together.
05
Corporate Uniforms
Staff uniforms that must match across reorders.
A locked tech pack fixes the fabric, the marks and the grade.
Behind every page
One Floor, Whichever Situation Is Yours
The situation decides what we make. It does not decide how — every order clears the same four stages, in the same building.
Sampling and fit
A sewn sample is proved and signed off before bulk cloth is committed.
Cutting and sewing
Each run is cut and made on the same floor that approved the sample.
Finishing and inspection
Every lot is finished, checked and packed against the approved standard.
What the layer holds
The Situation Is the Only Variable
Read two pages in this layer and the shape is the same: your situation, the problems on it, and the fix for each. The brief changes. The terms and the producer do not.
Set by your brief
- Your position
- The page opens on the situation you are in, not on a garment we want to sell.
- The problems
- It names what that situation costs you while nothing is done about it.
- Every fix
- Each problem is answered with the step we take to close it.
Held across the layer
- Terms
- The minimum, the working windows and the inspection standard are the same on every one of these pages.
- One producer
- One producer carries the order from brief to bulk, whichever page brought you here.
- The file
- What is agreed is written into a single spec and kept, so a repeat reads off it rather than starting again.
Order facts
The commercial terms behind a run, before you send a brief.
Minimum order
100 pcs / colour
Prototype sample
7–10 working days
Bulk production
7–15 working days
Final inspection
AQL 2.5
Freight by DDP, DAP or DPU to most countries, quoted on the order rather than bundled into the piece price.
Whichever of the five you are in
Start from the Situation That Fits
Send the page you landed on, or a brief of your own — the quantity, the destination and what you need the run to prove. What comes back is a dated quote, and nothing is cut until a sewn sample has been signed off.