We need to talk. We need to know what you want to achieve by launching your brand, your design, your idea, financials and of course, some detail about the products.

The quotation needs after we know what you want. So you can have the selling point and target price.

This can take around 5-7 weeks and up to 6-8 weeks if we need to print, dye and color lab dip test. The 1st sample always takes this long as the factory starts from scratch and needs to cut patterns based on our designs and tech pack, order specific fabrics and to guarantee quality and performance and then stitch the garments to our requirements.

We measure the sample and make sure they measure to the specification. We recommend you fit the samples on a same fitting model every time to make sure the fit is consistent across the range and there are not issues with movement.

This takes slightly less time than the 1st sample as they already have a pattern to work from and usually have surplus fabrics and trims. Production of the 2nd samples usually takes 3 weeks and up to 5 weeks if need print and dye. Again, this depends on the factory and the garment.

We repeat the process of fitting and measuring the 2nd sample and check that all of the construction improvements have been made. We carry out a final inspection of the construction and pass on our final comments to the factory that will adjust the patterns and update the technical specification.

Production costs vary depending on design, fabrics, trims and components, quantity and volume. All have a minimum order quantity (MOQ) if you order under the normal MOQ, then the surcharge will get passed onto you.

Production lead times then vary depending on queue, how complex the garments are, and the volume produced. It can be as fast as a couple of weeks or as long as 8-10 weeks.