CUSTOM APPAREL

From your idea to an apparel brief.

Bring your design, reference image or tech pack. We will review the garment, construction and branding requirements with you.

See the direction. Define the details.

Use garment references to discuss silhouette, finishing and how pieces work together. The photographs below show product design references from our uploaded collection.

Style direction

Start with the shape and collection you want to create.

Garment details

Define fit, collar, fabric and decoration placements.

Coordinated range

Plan matching tops and bottoms around one approved brief.

Manufacturing details are discussed for each project.

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Consider every detail.

A strong product begins with a clear specification. Fit, fabric, stitching, artwork and finishing should work together around the purpose of your collection.

Tell us what you already have and where you need guidance. Sampling, minimum quantities, development costs and timing are discussed before you commit.

BUILD YOUR BRIEF

What we will review.

Fabric & fit

Composition, target GSM, texture, colour, measurement chart and size range.

Artwork & decoration

Artwork placement, colour references and preferred decoration methods.

Labels & packaging

Brand labels, care information, swing tags and packing instructions.

Useful things to send.

Tech pack or clear front and back reference images
Garment measurements and target size range
Fabric composition and weight, where known
Artwork files or a shareable link
Quantity per style, colour and size
Destination, target date and any testing requirements

LET’S MAKE IT YOURS

Your next collection starts here.

Tell us what you are planning. We will help define the product, customisation and next steps.

From idea to a production-ready brief

Every project starts with the garment you want, who it is for, how it should fit and what makes it yours. Reference images help, but a written specification keeps sampling and production aligned.

Product type, intended use and silhouette
Fabric feel, composition or weight preference, and colours
Size chart and quantity by style, colour and size
Artwork, labels, trims and packing requirements
Delivery destination and target date

01 / Fabric selection

Fabric choice changes the garment’s drape, comfort, weight and decoration options. Tell us whether you want jersey, piqué, fleece, knit or another construction. Share a physical sample or visual reference where possible.

Agree composition, GSM, stretch, texture, colour and any performance requirements in the quotation and approved specification. Availability depends on the project.

Finished product reference; this does not depict fabric selection.

02 / Pattern, fit and sizing

Translate the brief into measurements and construction details. A tech pack or size chart helps; a reference garment should be accompanied by notes about what must change.

Discuss fit, grading across the size range, seam placement, collar or hood shape, pockets, hems, closures and measurement tolerances before approving a sample.

03 / Sampling and revisions

Sampling lets you review fabric, hand feel, measurements, finish and branding before a bulk order. Sample availability, cost and timing are confirmed in your quote.

Review the sample against the agreed measurement chart. Record any changes to fit, colour, stitches, artwork size or placement in writing; bulk work should follow the approved sample and specification.

04 / Cutting, sewing and decoration

Once specifications and order terms are agreed, the production plan can cover fabric preparation, cutting, assembly and the chosen decoration. The sequence depends on the garment and technique.

Discuss print, embroidery, labels, hang tags and packaging with your artwork and placement files. Methods and availability are confirmed per project.

Finished product reference; this does not depict the production line.

05 / Quality checkpoints

Agree what will be checked against the approved sample: measurement tolerances, stitching and finishing, decoration placement, colour, quantities and packing labels.

If your business needs a particular inspection report or independent check, include that requirement before production.

06 / Folding, labels and packing

Packing should suit the garment, freight route and your receiving process. You can request a discussion of individual folding, size stickers, hang tags, carton assortments, barcodes and retailer labels.

The written quotation should confirm packing materials, carton counts and any special handling or sustainability requirements.

07 / Dispatch and delivery

Production and transport are separate stages. Confirm destination, proposed route, shipping method, transit estimate, freight charge, customs documents and responsibility for duties and taxes in writing.

Carrier choice and dates depend on the final order and destination. See Worldwide Shipping for the details to include in your enquiry.