STREETWEAR MANUFACTURING
YOUR STREETWEAR,
Cut-and-sew Manufacturer
Low MOQs, heavyweight fabrics, and full custom cut-and-sew. Built for emerging and established brands.
500+
Brands Served
1.2M+
Units Produced
40+
Countries Shipped
24h
Average Reply Time
How a garment moves through our floor
From fabric roll to sealed carton, in eight stations
Every order follows the same route. Nothing leaves the building to be finished somewhere else, which is why we can promise the timing and the quality.
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Quality checkpoint01
Fabric in
Rolls arrive and are opened before anything is planned.
Checked here
Weight, shade and flaws, against your approved swatch
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You sign off02
Pattern
Your design is drafted, then graded across your size range.
You approve
The fit sample, before the pattern is locked
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Cutting
Pre-shrunk fabric is laid up in stacks and cut by size, ready for the line.
Starts only when
Your pre-production sample is approved
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Quality checkpoint04
Sewing
Panels are joined along the line, with rib, zips and labels added.
Checked here
Stitching and measurements, while the order is sewn
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You sign off05
Decoration
Screen print, DTG, DTF, embroidery or patches go on.
You approve
The strike-off on your real fabric, during sampling
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Wash and finish
Washed or dyed when the style needs it, then trimmed and pressed.
Checked here
Shade and hand feel, against your sample
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Quality checkpoint07
Inspection
Every finished piece is measured and checked by hand.
Checked here
Each unit, then an AQL 2.5 audit of the packed order
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Pack and ship
Tagged, folded, bagged and boxed to your packing spec.
Leaves with
Invoice, packing list and certificate of origin
Each station in detail: cut and sew and capabilities.
WHAT WE MAKE
Full streetwear catalog, one factory
Six product lines share the same floor, the same fabric suppliers, and the same inspectors. Pick a category, or jump straight to the style you have in mind.
Scale
What our floor handles, in numbers
50k+
Pieces per month at full capacity
8
Production lines running 120+ machines
Since 2018
Supplying streetwear brands from Sialkot
40+
Countries our cartons have gone to
The fabric weights we run
Grams per square meter. The solid part of each bar is the weight range for that fabric.
Fabric library
- Poly interlock 160–200
- Tee jersey 180–300
- Heavyweight tee 240–300
- Tech fleece 300–360
- French terry 320–400
- Brushed fleece 400–500
- Up to the lightest weight
- The weight range for that fabric
Lead times
A standard order, day by day
Here’s how the calendar looks for a typical hoodie, tee, or pair of bottoms with one sampling round. Jackets and washed or dyed styles run longer; your quote gives the real dates for your order.
Day by day, at the longest end of each range
Quote 24 hours, sample 7–10 days, approval 3–5 days, bulk 18–30 days, then 5–12 days by air or 25–40 by sea.
- Quote Day 1
- Sample round Day 11
- PP approval Day 16
- Bulk production Day 46
- Arrives by air Day 58
- Arrives by sea Day 86
- Days already behind you
- This stage, at its longest
Bulk time by product
After you approve the pre-production sample. Extra processes, like washing, extra panels or fill, add the time.
- Most garments 18–30 days
- Caps and hats 18–30 days
- Washed and dyed tees 3–5 weeks
- Beanies 3–5 weeks
- Sublimation tees 4–6 weeks
- Acid wash hoodies 4–6 weeks
- Coach jackets 4–6 weeks
- Color-block hoodies 5–7 weeks
- Puffers, windbreakers 5–7 weeks
- Varsity jackets 5–8 weeks
- Up to the shortest time
- The usual range
- Jackets
Quality system
Four checkpoints before anything leaves the floor
A fault is cheapest to fix where it starts. So we check at four points, not once at the end.
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Gate 1
Fabric
Weight, shade and flaws checked on the roll, before a single cut.
- GSM on a scale
- Shade against your swatch
- Holes, slubs and stains
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Gate 2
On the line
Stitching and measurements checked while the order is being sewn.
- Stitch density and tension
- Seams, rib and zips
- Key measurements per size
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Gate 3
Every piece
Each finished garment inspected and measured before it’s packed.
- Decoration placement
- Loose threads and marks
- Labels and size tags
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Gate 4
Final audit
The packed shipment sampled to AQL 2.5 before it ships.
- Random cartons opened
- Counts per size and color
- Packing against your spec
Services
Four ways to put the factory to work
Every order runs on the same floor. What changes is where the design comes from and how much you’re making.
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Cut and sew
Your own garment, patterned and built from the roll up.
Best for: original designs and your own fit
Build from scratch -
Private label
Your labels, tags and packaging on every piece, our name on none.
Best for: launching fast on a proven fit
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Low-MOQ runs
A first drop from 50 pieces per style, split across colors.
Best for: testing a design before scaling
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Sampling
A physical sample in your fabric before you commit to bulk.
Best for: every new style, every time
Test it first
The more you make, the less each piece costs
Indicative unit price per style. Each longer bar is the next price step. Sewn caps start at 100. Reorders keep the step you reached, and orders of 100+ get the sample fee back.
See pricing
- 50–199 pieces Base price
- 200–599 −1%
- 600–999 −2%
- 1,000–1,999 −3%
- 2,000+ −4%
Plan your order
Six guides to read before you send a brief
Each one answers a question buyers usually ask in their first email. Read the ones that matter to you, and your quote comes back sharper.
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MOQ and pricing
Every line of an itemized quote, the price steps, and the choices that bring your unit cost down.
Answers: “What will my order cost?”
See the price steps -
How it works
Five steps from first message to delivered cartons, with your part and ours at each one.
Answers: “What happens after I get in touch?”
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Fabrics
Jersey, terry, fleece, nylon and more, from 160 to 500 gsm, and the finishes that change their feel.
Answers: “Which fabric suits my product?”
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Size guide
How to measure a garment, how to read our flat and full charts, and how each size steps up.
Answers: “Will it fit my customers?”
Read the guide -
Capabilities
Every process we run in-house, from pattern and cutting to print, embroidery and washing.
Answers: “Can you actually make this?”
See what’s in-house -
FAQ
Twenty-one plain answers on minimums, samples, payments, quality, privacy and shipping.
Answers: “What else should I know?”
Read the answers
WHY BRANDS CHOOSE US
Built to Remove Every Risk
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Low MOQs
Starts from just 50 pieces per style.
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Premium Fabrics
180–500gsm, your choice of blend.
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Full Customization
Cut-and-sew, labels, tags, packing.
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Fast Sampling
Sample in 7–10 days per round.
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In-House Quality Control
Every unit inspected before it ships.
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Worldwide Shipping
Door-to-door delivery in 40+ countries.
CUSTOMIZATION
Every Decoration Method In-House
Export
Packed in Sialkot, delivered to your door
Every shipment leaves with its export paperwork done by us: invoice, packing list, and origin certificate. You choose the route.
5-12 days
By air. For launches, first drops, and anything on a deadline.
25-40 days
By sea. The lower cost per unit for larger reorders.
FOB
Our price covers the goods made, packed, and cleared for export. Your own forwarder takes it from there.
DDP
One price to your door with duties paid, in markets where we offer it. Ideal for a first order.
In every shipment
Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, and tracking from our floor to yours.
What buyers ask us first
Are you the factory, or do you subcontract?
We’re the factory. Cutting, sewing, decoration, washing, inspection and packing all happen on our floor in Sialkot.
How much can you produce?
More than 50,000 pieces a month across 8 lines, so a 50-piece first run and a reorder in the thousands go through the same system.
Can I mix hoodies, caps and pants in one order?
Yes. Hoodies, tees, bottoms, tracksuits, jackets, and headwear can share an order and a shipment, with each style meeting its own minimum.
Do you sell blank garments?
No. Every piece we make carries a brand, built either to your own pattern or one of our house fits your branding.
How do you check quality?
At four points: fabric on arrival, stitching on the line, every finished piece, and an AQL 2.5 audit of the packed shipment.
What should I send to get a price?
The product, a rough quantity per style, and whatever design material you have. Even a phone picture of a piece you admire gets the conversation going.
Who prepares the export documents?
We do. Each shipment is dispatched with its commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, ready for your forwarder or for our DDP delivery.
Is the business registered?
Yes. Gibben Industries (Gibben Clothing) holds registration with both the SCCI (Sialkot Chamber of commerce) and the FBR, Pakistan’s tax authority.