THE PROCESS

Your order, step by step

01 Send your tech pack or idea

      Share designs, a reference garment, or just a rough concept. No tech pack? We will help you to build one.


02 Get an itemized quote

      A clear breakdown of unit cost, MOQ, and lead time—no hidden fees. We answer every inquiry within 24 hours.


03 Approve your sample

      We make fit and pre-production samples so you can check fabric, fit, and finish before committing to a bulk order.


04 Bulk production + QC

      Your order goes into production with quality control at every stage—every unit is inspected before packing.


04 Delivery to your door

       Packed to your specs and shipped worldwide, with tracking from our floor to your location.

Who does what at each step, and how long does it take?

The hero promises the timing for each stage. Here it is, alongside what’s asked of you and what we do in return.

Step Your part Our part Time
01 Brief Send a sketch, photo, reference garment, or tech pack Read it and flag anything missing Same day
02 Quote Review the numbers and ask questions. Itemize fabric, trims, decoration, unit cost, MOQ, and lead time Within 24 hours
03 Sample Try it on, comment, then approve the pre-production sample Make the fit sample, revise it, and then make the final pre-production sample 7-10 days per round, plus 3-5 days for pre-production approval
04 Production Nothing, unless you want progress photos Cut, sew, decorate, and inspect every unit, then run a final AQL audit 18-30 days on most orders
05 Delivery Choose air or sea, and FOB or DDP Pack to your spec, prepare export documents, ship with tracking 5-12 days by air, 25-40 days by sea

Added up

First message to stock in hand

For a standard garment with one sampling round, the five steps add up like this.

About 5-8 weeks

Shipping by air. The choice of launch dates and first drops.

About 8-12 weeks

Shipping by sea. Lower freight cost per unit on larger orders.

Reorders

Faster because your pattern, colors, and labels are already on file, and step 03 can be skipped.

Your sign-offs

The three moments we need a yes from you

Everything else runs without chasing you. These three decisions are yours, and nothing moves past them without your approval.

1. Accept the quote

You agree to the spec, quantity, and price in writing. Anything that changes the cost later is quoted again first.

2. Approve the fit

You wear the sample and tell us what to change. This is the cheapest time to change anything.

3. Approve pre-production

The final sample with your real fabric, trims, labels, and decoration. Bulk cutting starts only after this, yes.

A change costs the least before the fabric is cut

Moving a print or adjusting a sleeve is a quick fix on a sample. The same change after cutting can mean new fabric, lost days, and a missed launch. That’s why we ask for your approvals in writing, and why we never start bulk on a “probably fine.”

What lands in your inbox

What you get back at each stage

Stage You receive
After your brief An itemized quote in writing and a list of anything we need to confirm
During sampling A physical sample shipped to you by courier, plus any print, wash, or embroidery strike-offs
During production Progress photos at each stage, on request
Before dispatch Confirmation that the order has passed its final inspection
At shipping Tracking, plus the commercial invoice, packing list, and certificate of origin

Staying in touch

One contact, from step 01 to step 05

The same person throughout

You’ll have one named contact for the whole order, so you never have to explain your brief twice.

Replies within 24 hours

Every message gets an answer within a day, including the awkward ones about cost and delays.

Technical questions go to the floor

Fit, fabric, and construction questions are answered by the people making your garment, not relayed through an agent.

Bad news travels fast

If anything slips, you hear it from us first, with the reason and the new date.

Questions about the process

Yes. A sketch, a photo, or a garment you like is enough, and we’ll build the spec with you during sampling.

For a standard garment with one sampling round, it takes about 5-8 weeks when shipped by air and 8-12 weeks by sea. Jackets and washed or dyed pieces take longer, and your quote shows the exact time.

Yes, that’s what the sample is for. Changes are easiest before you approve the pre-production sample. After that, a change usually means a new pre-production sample before bulk can start.

We ship FOB or DDP. DDP availability depends on your market, and we’ll confirm it on your quote.

Payment terms are set out in writing with your quote, before you commit to anything.

Yes. Your contact replies within 24 hours, and progress photos are available at each stage.