Develop the garment, approve the standard, control the bulk.
Use this route when the product itself needs to be developed or produced: pattern, fit, fabric, construction, trims, artwork, quality controls, packing, and delivery are managed against approved references.
Choose the responsibility boundary that fits your team.
The working model changes who owns development inputs. The approval standard and production controls remain explicit in every route.
Production from your tech pack
Your team controls the design; we validate feasibility, develop samples, source approved inputs, and execute production.
Collaborative product development
We help convert product direction, references, and market requirements into a manufacturable specification.
Defined manufacturing stages
For developed products, we quote a controlled cut-and-sew scope with clear material and quality responsibilities.
One sequence. One visible standard.
Quality control and inspection criteria sit inside the stage where each decision happens, so the action, control, approval, and evidence stay together.
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Brief & feasibility
We review product type, tech pack status, quantities, target market, target date, material direction, and compliance needs.
Inputs: tech pack · artwork · quantityQuality controlFeasibility gate
Risks, tolerances, destination requirements, testing needs, and approval gates are defined before development starts.
- Approval / control
- Approval: feasibility brief · quality plan
- Inspection focus
- Testing documents · Labels & regulatory marks
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Material sourcing
Fabric and trims are matched to product behavior, budget, availability, MOQ, testing, and color requirements.
Approvals: swatch · lab dip · strike-offQuality controlMaterial receipt
Lot identity, shade grouping, width, weight, defects, trims, and supporting reports are checked at receipt.
- Approval / control
- Approval: swatch · lab dip · strike-off
- Inspection focus
- Shade & visual appearance · Testing documents
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Pattern & prototype
The pattern translates measurements and construction into the first physical sample for design review.
Output: prototype sampleQuality controlPrototype review
Construction sequence, seam type, placement, dimensions, and machine requirements are checked against the technical file.
- Approval / control
- Output: prototype · construction comments
- Inspection focus
- Construction & seam quality · Print / embroidery placement
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Fit & size set
Measurements, balance, mobility, finishing, and grading are checked and corrected against comments.
Approvals: fit sample · size setQuality controlFit & size-set approval
Measurements, balance, mobility, grading, function, and agreed tolerances are verified before sizes are released.
- Approval / control
- Approval: fit sample · size set
- Inspection focus
- Measurements & tolerances · Function & durability
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Pre-production lock
All materials, trims, measurements, artwork, labels, packaging, and workmanship standards are signed off.
Output: approved production fileQuality controlPre-production control
The approved sample, specification, measurement chart, artwork, labels, materials, and workmanship are locked into one file.
- Approval / control
- Output: signed pre-production file
- Inspection focus
- Print / embroidery placement · Labels & regulatory marks · Corrective action records
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Bulk cutting & sewing
Material lots are checked, cutting is controlled by markers, and sewing starts with first-output verification.
Controls: shade · cut parts · first outputQuality controlFirst output & inline control
Cut parts, first output, seam construction, appearance, machine settings, defect correction, and consistency are monitored.
- Approval / control
- Control: shade · cut parts · first output
- Inspection focus
- Construction & seam quality · Shade & visual appearance · Corrective action records
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Inline & final quality
Measurements and workmanship are checked during production, then final goods are inspected before packing.
Controls: inline · final · functionQuality controlFinal inspection
Quantity, appearance, measurements, function, labeling, workmanship, and packing readiness are checked for release.
- Approval / control
- Release: inline findings · final inspection
- Inspection focus
- Measurements & tolerances · Function & durability · Construction & seam quality
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Packing & dispatch
Approved labels, folding, polybags, assortments, carton markings, and shipping documents are completed.
Output: shipment handoverQuality controlShipment release
Quantity, folding, polybags, assortments, carton marks, inspection disposition, and documents are verified before dispatch.
- Approval / control
- Output: packing records · shipment handover
- Inspection focus
- Packing & assortment · Labels & regulatory marks · Testing documents
Start with the decisions your team already owns.
Tech pack, reference sample, drawings, or clear product requirements.
Quantity by style/colour, target market, target cost, and required delivery date.
Fabric and trim specification, performance, handfeel, colour, testing, and compliance needs.
Artwork, labels, hangtags, packaging, assortments, and carton requirements.
If an available blank already meets the garment requirement and only the artwork changes, use Customization. If you want to select a current ready style with limited changes, use Wholesale Supply.