Manufacturing services

From product brief to repeatable bulk.

Four B2B service routes for apparel brands, wholesalers, teamwear suppliers and corporate programs.

Factory team handling mustard and dark garment pieces across worktables
Our factory · original photographGarment handling area · worktables and in-process garments

Choose your route

Start where your product is today.

Every service begins with feasibility, target quantity and destination—not a generic price list.

Close-up of cream loopback sweatshirt fabric and rib construction — AI-assisted illustration
01

Custom fleece manufacturing

Fleece, from fibre to finish.

OEM, ODM and private-label hoodies, sweatshirts, joggers and matching sets for brands, wholesalers and team programs.

  • Hoodies & joggers
  • Fabric & fit
  • Matching sets
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Technical apparel fabric and vented hem stitching viewed close up — AI-assisted illustration
02

Performance apparel manufacturing

Made for movement.

Custom training tees, long sleeves, performance polos, shorts, pants, coordinated training sets and midlayers with fabric and construction matched to movement or smart teamwear use.

  • Tees, polos & pants
  • Movement review
  • Training kits
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Blank woven neck label, hangtag and trims for a private-label garment — AI-assisted illustration
03

OEM · ODM · private label

Your label. Your direction.

A clear route from finished tech pack, adaptable base style or brand-ready private-label program to controlled production.

  • OEM & ODM
  • Labels & packaging
  • Approval records
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Coordinated navy tees and grey hoodies folded in different sizes — AI-assisted illustration
04

Teamwear & corporate programs

One team. Every size.

Size runs, logo placement, replenishment and packing planned for teams, gyms, events and corporate merchandise suppliers.

  • Mixed sizes
  • Team branding
  • Packing by group
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Materials to manufacturing

Develop the details that make it yours.

A collection is more than a silhouette. Connect the fabric, construction and brand details before approving a production route.

Hands comparing knit, terry and fleece fabric swatches — AI-assisted illustration
01 / MATERIAL

Start with the handfeel.

Compare the body fabric, rib and trims together. Specify composition, weight, stretch and finish, then approve a physical colour reference for each material.

Understand fabric weight
Close-up of a sample neckline being sewn at a sewing machine — AI-assisted illustration
02 / CONSTRUCTION

Make the sample do the talking.

Check seams, neckline, pockets and the inside finish. Record measurement changes against one sample version so pattern, fit and decoration decisions stay connected.

Build the specification

Bring a brief.
Leave with a clearer route.

Your starting point
Reference style, target wearer, quantity by colour and size, destination and required date.
Development decisions
Material proposal, construction questions, branding method and the scope of sample revisions.
Before bulk approval
Approved sample version, measurement sheet, artwork, packing instructions and a written production schedule.

Development models

OEM, ODM and private label are related—not interchangeable.

ModelBuyer bringsFactory contribution
OEMFinished product specificationManufacturing route and execution
ODMBrief, market and brand requirementsBase product, adaptation and manufacturing
Private labelBrand identity and approved product routeLabels, trims, decoration and packaging

Bring the brief. We’ll map the production route.

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