WHAT WE BRAND FOR YOU

Your identity, head to toe

01.

Custom neck labels

Woven, printed, satin label in your branding.

02.

Hangtags & care labels

Fully customized to your brand identity.

03.

Branded packing

Polybags, mailers, and boxes with your logo.

04.

Bespoke cut & sew

Original designs built accoridng to your tech pack.

Beyond the neck label: every place your brand can live

A private-label garment carries your brand in more places than most founders expect. These are the touchpoints we produce, grouped by where the customer meets them.

Where Touchpoints we make
On the outside Hem and sleeve loop labels, woven waistband labels, patches, and prints or embroidery in your artwork
On the inside Neck labels, care and size labels, printed cap sweatbands, interior seam taping in your color
On the hardware Zipper pulls engraved or molded with your logo, drawcord tips, branded snaps, engraved buckles, and toggles
At the unboxing Hangtags, polybags, tissue, custom mailers, and branded boxes

Bespoke pieces are built through our cut-and-sew service; this page covers how your brand goes on them. Which of these apply depends on the product. See the options for hoodies, tees, bottoms, jackets, tracksuits, and headwear.

The label nobody thinks about

Care labels that are right for where you sell

A care label is a legal document as much as a branding piece. What it has to say depends on the country you sell in, so we ask before we print.

What most markets expect

Fiber content, care instructions, country of origin, and size are the usual essentials. Some markets add their own rules on top.

What we need from you

Tell us where you sell. We’ll print the fiber content from the actual fabric we cut, not from a guess.

Where your brand fits

The same label can carry your logo, your website, or a short line of brand copy, so even the care label feels like yours.

Check your own market’s labeling rules before launch. We’ll match the label to whatever you confirm.

WHICH IS RIGHT FOR YOU

Private label vs white label

Both ship under your brand—the difference is how much is custom.

Private label

  • Fully custom designs and patterns.
  • Unique fit, fabric, and details.
  • A line nobody can copy.

White label

  • Our proven blanks, your branding.
  • Faster and lower cost.
  • Great for quick launches.

The same decision, line by line

  Private label White label
Starting point Your tech pack, sketch or reference garment, built through cut and sew One of our house blocks, already graded and proven
Pattern Built for you, kept on file for your reorders Our block, adjusted within its range
Fabric and color Chosen for your line Chosen from our standard range
Sampling Often two rounds for a new fit, 7–10 days each Usually one round, 7–10 days
Minimum 50 pieces per style 50 pieces per style
Branding Every touchpoint above Every touchpoint above
Best for A signature product only you sell Testing a market or filling out a range quickly

Start white, finish private

Many brands launch on a house block to learn what sells, then move their bestseller onto their own pattern. Because both are made on the same floor, the second version can be sampled against the first, and your customers get a better garment rather than a different one.

An important difference

“White label” here doesn’t mean relabeled blanks

“White label” is often used for bought-in blanks with a new tag stitched in afterward. That’s not what we do.

Question Relabeling a bought blank Our white label Our private label
Who makes it Another mill, then a relabeler Cut and sewn on our floor Cut and sewn on our floor
When your label goes in After, once the old tag is cut out During sewing During sewing
Could a competitor buy the same piece? Yes Only with their own branding No
Quality check Whatever the blank maker did Every unit, plus final AQL Every unit, plus final AQL

Your label outlives the sale

Streetwear gets resold, and resale listings photograph the neck label first. A tag stitched in over a cut-out one looks exactly like what it is. A label sewn in during production looks like a brand, on the first sale and every one after it.

Ownership

What stays yours after the order ships

Your brand, and only yours

No Gibben branding appears on your garments, labels or packaging.

Your pattern on file

Private-label patterns and specs are kept for your reorders only.

Your artwork, protected

An NDA is available before you share anything. Read how we protect your designs.

Your standards, repeated

Label files, colors and packaging specs stay on record, so reorders match.

Private label questions

Private label is built from your own design, pattern, and fabric choices, so nobody else can sell the same product. White label uses one of our proven house blocks with your branding added, which is quicker and cheaper to launch. Both carry your brand only.

No, but they usually go together. Cut and sew is how the garment gets made from your pattern. Private label is the branding that makes it yours. See cut and sew.

No. Our white-label pieces are cut and sewn on our own floor from our house blocks, and your label is sewn in during production, not added after an original tag is removed.

50 pieces per style for garments, split across colorways, and 50 sets per style for tracksuits. Sewn caps start at 100 pieces per style.

No. Your garments, labels, tags, and packaging carry your brand only.

Yes. Many brands test a style on a house block, then move it onto their own pattern once it sells. We sample the new version against the first so the upgrade is an improvement, not a surprise.

Sampling takes 7-10 days per round, with new fits often needing two rounds. Once you approve the pre-production sample, most bulk orders take 18-30 days, followed by air freight (5-12 days) or sea freight (25-40 days).

Your branding brief

What to send for your branding

Don’t have all of it yet? Start with the logo, and we’ll work through the rest together.

  • Your logo, ideally as a vector file
  • Neck label style: woven, printed or satin
  • Hangtag and packaging artwork, if ready
  • Your tech pack, sketch or reference garment
  • Brand colors as Pantone references
  • Where you sell, for the care label
  • Private label or white label
  • Quantity per style, and your launch date