120+

Machines on the floor

8

Production lines

50k+

Units/monthly capacity

100%

Units Inspected

What those four numbers mean for your order

Room for small runs

With 50,000+ units of monthly capacity, a 50-piece order isn’t squeezed in between big contracts. It gets a slot on a line like any other order.

Different products, side by side

Eight lines let knitwear, wovens, outerwear, and headwear run at the same time, so a collection with several product types doesn’t queue one category behind another.

No unchecked pieces

Every finished unit is checked before packing, and a final AQL audit signs off the shipment. Nothing reaches your carton on trust.

Capability map

What we make and what each product needs from the floor

Every product category draws on a different mix of our processes. Here’s the map, with a link to the full guide for each.

Category Processes it relies on Full guide
Hoodies Fleece cutting, rib attachment, screen and puff print, embroidery, garment and acid washing Hoodies
T-shirts Jersey cutting, neck-rib setting, screen print, DTG and DTF, sublimation, tie-dye, and garment dye T-shirts
Bottoms Knit and woven sewing, bar-tacking, zips, snaps, and toggles, garment washing Bottoms
Tracksuits and sets Dye-lot matched cutting, coordinated runs, stripe tape matching, set-level inspection Tracksuits
Jackets Shell, fill and lining assembly, quilting, leather joining, chenille, hardware testing Jackets
Headwear Structured and unstructured crowns, cap embroidery, brim shaping, knitted beanies Headwear

DECORATION METHODS

Every technique in-house

01.

Screen & Puff Printing

High-capacity, durable prints at scale.

02.

Embroidery

Flat, 3D, and chenille patches.

03.

DTF & DTG

Full-color, photo-detail transfers.

04.

Wash & Dye

Acid wash, tie-dye, garment dye.

05.

Labels & Tags

Woven, printed, leather, hangtags.

06.

Custom Packing

Polybags, mailers, branded boxes.

Start from your artwork, not the method

Brands often ask for a method by name. It’s usually faster to tell us what the artwork looks like and let the artwork pick the method.

If your artwork is… We’ll usually suggest
A bold logo in a few solid colors, on a large run Screen print, or puff print, for a raised feel
A photo, gradient, or many-color illustration DTG on cotton, or DTF on blends and nylon
A small chest mark on a premium piece Flat embroidery, or 3D embroidery for caps
Collegiate letters or a crest Chenille patches
An all-over pattern edge to edge Sublimation on polyester
A look rather than a logo Acid wash, tie-dye, or garment dye

Why it matters

One roof vs. a chain of subcontractors

Many “factories” only sew, then send your garments out to be printed, washed, and packed elsewhere. Here’s what changes when every step happens in one building.

Stage Subcontracted Under one roof
Between steps Garments travel between vendors, and days are lost in transit Garments move between departments on the same floor
Strike-offs Each vendor runs its own, on its own schedule Print, embroidery and wash proofs run alongside your sample
Color Different vendors, different shades One team matching one set of Pantone standards
When something goes wrong Each vendor points at the next One team, one answer, one fix
Your contact An agent relaying messages The people making your order

Every handoff is a place for your order to stall

A garment that leaves the building to be printed can come back late, damaged, or a shade off, and the delay lands on your launch date. Keeping decoration, washing, and packing in-house removes those handoffs, and with them most of the reasons orders slip.

CUT & SEW

Built to pattern, from scratch

01.

Pattern making

From a tech pack or reference samples.

02.

Grading & marking

Full size runs, optimized fabric yields.

03.

Sampling

Fit and pre-production samples in 7 to 10 days.

04.

Bulk production

18-30 days lead times, scalable lines.

Fabric families: we cut and sew

Each family needs its own machines, needles, and handling. These are the ones running on our lines.

Cotton jersey

Tees, long sleeves, and tanks, from everyday to heavyweight

Fleece and loopback

Hoodies, sweatpants, and sweat sets

Tricot, interlock, and velour

Tracksuits, warm-ups, and plush sets

Twill, canvas, and corduroy

Cargos, shorts, caps, and bucket hats

Nylon, ripstop, and taffeta

Windbreakers, shells, parachute pants, and puffers

Melton wool, denim, and leather

Varsity jackets and heritage outerwear

Mesh and sublimation polyester

Athletic shorts, jerseys, and all-over prints

Knit yarns

Beanies in acrylic, wool blends, and recycled yarn

QUALITY CONTROL

Inspected at every stage

01 Incoming fabric check

      Weright, color, and defect inspection before cutting.

02 Inline monitoring

      Stitch quality and measurements checking during sewing.

03 Final unit inspection

      Every finished piece is checked before packing.

04 Pre-shipment audit

      AQL sampling sign-off before dispatch.

On top of the four stages: checks built for each product

Some products have one detail that decides whether they sell. For those, we add a dedicated check.

Tracksuits: set-level inspection

Top and bottom checked together for shade and trim. Tracksuits

Jackets: hardware testing

Zips are cycled, and snaps are pull-tested on every unit. Jackets

Puffers: fill and downproofing

Fill distribution and leakage are checked by hand. Puffers

Bucket hats: Brim-Lock

Brim width and angle held across the run. Bucket hats

Snapbacks: Crown-True

The crown shape was checked before packing. Snapbacks

Dad hats: Low-Crown Lock

Crown height is kept low and consistent. Dad hats

Track pants: stripe matching

The Stripe color matches Pantone and is kept straight. Track pants

Tie-dye: reference-sample judging

Every piece is judged against your approved reference. Tie-dye tees

Capacity at your size

The same floor for your first run and your fiftieth

Capacity only matters if it’s available for an order of your size. Here’s how it works at each stage of a brand.

From 50 pieces

Your first run is sampled, cut, and inspected on the same lines as a large contract. Caps start from 100.

Reorders

Patterns, dye standards, and decoration files stay on file, so a bestseller can be rerun without resampling.

Full collections

Tees, hoodies, bottoms, jackets, and caps made under one roof and shipped together.

Questions about our factory

Cutting, sewing, decoration, washing, labeling, inspection, and packing happen in-house. Raw materials such as fabric, trims, and hardware come from suppliers close to our factory in Sialkot.

More than 50,000 units a month across 8 production lines and 120+ machines.

Yes. T-shirts, hoodies, bottoms, jackets and headwear can be made in the same order and shipped together, with colors matched across categories.

Yes. Send a reference garment and we’ll build the pattern from it, then confirm the spec with you before sampling.

Samples take 7-10 days per round on most styles. Bulk takes 18-30 days on most orders after sample approval, with jackets taking 4-8 weeks and washed, dyed, color-block, and sublimation styles taking taking 3-7 weeks.

Our registrations are with SCCI, Sialkot’s Chamber of Commerce, and FBR, Pakistan’s federal tax authority. If your market needs a specific audit or certificate, tell us before we quote, and we’ll confirm what we can provide.