We handle knitwear, woven garments, denim, workwear and fabrics for retail and private-label programmes in South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Egypt and Morocco, including destination label sets and the conformity evidence that has to exist before the goods ship. Programmes run through India or Bangladesh; the production base is agreed at enquiry against the product, fabric, quantity, certification and delivery brief. Minimums are set per style and confirmed at enquiry.
Conformity preparation starts with the approved specification.
We plan the registration, testing and inspection work for each destination during development, then align the shipment file with the approved garment.
Kenya PVoC
Garments subject to PVoC must meet the applicable Kenya Standard or approved specification and carry a Certificate of Conformity before shipment. For imported products intended for local sale, importers must purchase Import Standardization Mark stickers directly from KEBS and apply using copies of the Certificate of Conformity, Import Declaration Form and Customs Entry.[1][2]
Nigeria SONCAP
SONCAP-regulated imports are required to undergo verification and testing in the country of supply. A SONCAP Certificate is a mandatory customs-clearance document. We confirm the applicable care-labelling and label-position requirements with SON before artwork approval.[3]
Egypt GOEIC
For covered goods, GOEIC registration applies to the producing factory or the trademark-owning company or its distribution centre. We confirm the registration and inspection route with the importer and approve the Arabic garment label during manufacture.[4][5]
South Africa labels
For the goods covered by Regulation 6, subject to its exemptions, the origin trade description must be conspicuous and easily legible. Fibre content and care labelling follow the national standards incorporated through Government Notice 2410 of 2000.[6]
Morocco standard
NM 09.0.000:2025 is compulsory for textile and clothing products, covering requirements, test methods and labelling, and consumer information must appear in Arabic at minimum. Ordinary apparel is outside the Cم conformity-marking list but remains subject to market-surveillance controls.[7]
We hold approved labels, test records and the agreed conformity documents against the same product specification, ready for the importer and the shipment review.
Send a tech pack, product photograph or reference sample, plus fabric and finish, quantities by style and colour, target delivery, every destination country and the receiving importer or compliance contact. Include Arabic label artwork for Egypt or Morocco where you have it, along with any existing PVoC, SONCAP, GOEIC, testing or buyer compliance instructions. We reply within 24 hours with feasibility, indicative cost, the minimum per style, open questions and the next development step for your review.
When should Kenya PVoC verification begin?
At sample approval, before bulk is committed. Verification needs a stable product that matches the construction, fibre composition and finish of the goods that will ship.[1]
Does a Nigeria-bound shipment need SONCAP before customs clearance?
For regulated imports, verification and testing produce the SONCAP Certificate that accompanies the shipment for clearance. A Non-Conformity Report prevents normal clearance, and a default charge can apply where the process was not completed before shipment.[3]
Can Arabic labelling for Egypt be corrected after arrival?
For ready-made clothing covered by Article 102(D) of the import regulations, the woven Arabic label is attached during manufacture and identifies the material, country of origin and importer. We approve it before bulk; the provision has exceptions for socks and specified medical and industrial-safety imports.[8]
What does South Africa require for origin marking?
Regulation 6 requires a conspicuous, easily legible origin trade description on covered goods, subject to its exemptions. It does not itself prescribe a permanent English label. We agree the label method alongside the applicable fibre and care standards.[6]
Does Morocco require the Cم mark on ordinary apparel?
No. The Cم marking list covers low-voltage electrical goods, electromagnetic-compatibility equipment and toys. Apparel is instead covered by the mandatory textile standard and the Arabic information requirement.[7]
What order sizes do you work with?
We work across a wide range, from small and emerging brands to the largest global retailers. Minimums are set per style and confirmed at enquiry.
See it before you commit.
We dispatch swatches and sealed samples against your brief, no full order required. Samples out within 4 to 10 days.
Request a SampleWe respond within 24 hours.