OEM & ODM clothing manufacturing for international fashion brands and wholesale buyers. Produce your own designs or develop a collection with our support. Low MOQ options help you start with smaller orders, with minimum quantities confirmed by style, fabric, and customization.
INSIDE GARMENT PRODUCTION
A considered approach to custom manufacturing
Your fit, your materials, your details. Define what matters to your collection, with development and production requirements agreed before work begins.
Four starting points. Endless possibilities for your brand. Each project begins with your specifications.
Photography for style reference only. Stock images do not show our products. Yoga, streetwear, and hoodie reference photos were supplied by the user.
USER-PROVIDED REFERENCE
Yoga leggings, sports bras, and coordinated studio sets. Define stretch, fit, opacity, and comfort for your yoga collection.
Browse styles & product codes ↗
USER-PROVIDED REFERENCES
Oversized silhouettes, coordinated sets, and statement pieces. Develop your fit, fabric weight, wash, and graphic direction.
Browse all Vintage styles ↗
USER-PROVIDED REFERENCE
T-shirt referenceTEMPORARY STOCK REFERENCEHoodies, sweatshirts, and jersey T-shirts in one collection. Explore fleece, French terry, fabric weights, signature fits, and custom branding.
Discuss your collection ↗
USER-PROVIDED REFERENCE
Custom jackets and layering styles. Define your silhouette, fabric, lining, hood, pockets, zippers, and finishing requirements.
Browse all jacket styles ↗OEM or ODM support with low MOQ options for smaller collections and trial orders. Minimum quantities depend on the style, fabric, color, and customization; confirm the details with your quote.
Bring your technical pack, measurements, artwork, or approved sample. We manufacture garments to your agreed specifications, with your brand labels and finishing requirements.
Discuss an OEM project ↗Start with your product direction or reference styles. Work with us on fabric selection, silhouettes, fit, and custom details to develop samples for your own collection.
Discuss an ODM project ↗Build a specification that feels unmistakably yours. Options and suitability are confirmed for each style.
Define composition, hand feel, weight, color references, and any performance or testing requirements.
Discuss print, embroidery, labels, hardware, and trims. Confirm artwork, placement, and sample approvals.
Set measurements and size grading, then define hangtags, folding, packaging, and packing instructions.
Plan your custom details ↗A clear development brief helps align materials, construction, fit, and finishing. Talk to us about the support your collection needs.
Discuss your requirements ↗Share sketches, reference garments, or a technical pack. Define measurements, intended use, and key details.
Discuss fabric and trim options, then review a sample for fit, hand feel, and construction.
Agree on approved specifications, quantities, pricing, and timing before production begins.
Confirm branding, labels, packaging, inspection requirements, and shipping arrangements.
A clear sequence for turning your creative direction into an agreed garment specification.
Send your technical pack, reference styles, color palette, and target quantities.
Discuss fabrics, fit, artwork, trims, labels, and packaging requirements.
Assess fit, material feel, construction, and branding. Document revisions.
Confirm the agreed sample and commercial terms before production.
Fabric texture, stitch consistency, and considered construction all belong in the product conversation. Define your requirements against an approved sample.
Discuss your quality requirements ↗Quality requirements should be agreed for each project, from the approved sample to final inspection.
Document the criteria. Review the garment. Agree on the next step.
Specify fabric composition, weight, color, and performance needs. Discuss any required testing before approval.
Review measurements, stitching, seams, and workmanship against your approved technical pack and sample.
Set expectations for appearance, labels, quantity checks, and packaging before dispatch.
Custom product discussions begin with your design and commercial requirements.
Align on samples, specifications, quantity, pricing, and timing before committing.
Explore materials, fit, branding, and packaging as one connected product brief.
Share your product idea and project requirements.
Request a quote ↗