
Knitwear
T-shirts, polos and sweats in jersey, rib and fleece, with fit, weight and finish developed to your brief.
View rangeSurajmal Shobhachand handles knitwear, woven garments, fabrics and yarns for mixed-category and repeat seasonal ranges. Share your actual launch calendar and Australian or New Zealand destination, rather than a season name alone. Production through India or Bangladesh is assessed against the product, quantity, certification and delivery brief.

T-shirts, polos and sweats in jersey, rib and fleece, with fit, weight and finish developed to your brief.
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Shirts, blouses, dresses and trousers, from repeat styles to seasonal collections for women, men and children.
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Woven and knitted cloth, greige, dyed or finished, to the composition, weight and usable width in your brief.
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Ring-spun, open-end, combed and carded options, with count and blend matched to your end use.
View rangeA collection brief needs a delivery date as well as an approved look. Surajmal Shobhachand plans sampling against your selling window and checks the physical label for each destination before bulk.

Share the silhouette, fabric weight, print scale, colour references and size chart alongside your required arrival date.
Approve the print placement, drape, lining where specified and finished measurements together.
Set care instructions against the agreed garment evidence and review the Australian and New Zealand label versions.
Confirm quantities, packing and any repeat colourways before agreeing production and shipping scope at quotation.
A combined programme is possible, but the label is checked against each destination before bulk. We prepare the following controls and hand over the agreed evidence with the order.
We design legible English care instructions for both markets. Australia also permits ISO 3758:2012 symbols, but symbols alone do not cover New Zealand.[1][2]
For most new clothing, we include the required fibre content and country of origin alongside the English care instructions.[2][3]
We prepare an accurate English country-of-origin trade description. Fibre composition is added where your specification requires it.[4]
Relevant material and garment evidence, including wash, shrinkage and colourfastness testing where needed, supports the care advice.[1][2]
Physical labels, measurements, finish and packing are approved before bulk, then checked inline and before shipment to your agreed AQL.
Guidance last reviewed 27 July 2026 · Disclaimer
Surajmal Shobhachand works back from your required arrival date. Include the selling window, sample review dates and any Australian and New Zealand delivery splits so production time and shipping are planned separately.
After brief confirmation; development scope agreed at the start.
After approval, depending on construction and quantity.
Set per style or material and confirmed at enquiry.
Production and shipping planned against your required arrival date.
For fabric, yarn and specialist development, we confirm sample and production timings against your brief.
Yes. We plan the range together, then check the garment labels separately for Australia and New Zealand before bulk.
Yes. A combined label can use legible English instructions that satisfy both regimes. Symbols-only Australian artwork does not cover New Zealand.[1][2]
New Zealand requires legible English care instructions and, for most new clothing, garment-level fibre content and country of origin. We include these in the artwork approval.[2][3]
No. Australia does not impose a general federal mandatory fibre-content label for clothing. We include composition where your specification requires it.
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.
Share the product or material, quantities, destination country and required arrival date. Print references, colour standards and your actual launch calendar help define the work.
Discuss your requirement→We respond within 24 hours with the next steps for development and costing.